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Paint correction removes defects like swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation by using compounds and polishing machines to level the clear coat. This process eliminates the damaged layer like the picture above, revealing a smoother, more reflective surface underneath
By polishing, paint correction removes fine scratches and surface haze that dull the finish from the compound, creating a smoother surface. This smoothness allows light to reflect more uniformly, dramatically increasing gloss and depth
If your vehicle has only minor imperfections like light swirls or dull paint, a polish is a great option—it enhances shine and smoothness without the time and cost of a full paint correction.
A 1-step paint correction is perfect for vehicles with moderate swirls and imperfections—it combines polishing and correction in one process to significantly enhance gloss and clarity without the time and expense of a full multi-stage correction.
A 2-step paint correction is ideal for vehicles with deeper scratches, heavy swirl marks, and oxidation—it involves an initial cutting stage to remove defects, followed by a polishing stage to refine the finish and restore a deep, mirror-like gloss.
A 3-step paint correction is the most thorough process, designed for heavily damaged or neglected paint—it includes compounding to remove deep defects, polishing to refine the surface, and a final ultra-fine polish to achieve maximum clarity, depth, and a flawless showroom finish.

Wheels Hand Washed, Contacted wash with pH Neutral soap
Clay barring removes embedded contaminants from the paint that washing can't, ensuring a smooth and clean surface.
Iron remover is used to dissolve embedded iron particles, like brake dust and industrial fallout, that can't be removed by washing alone. This ensures the paint surface is fully decontaminated.
An acid wash is used to remove mineral deposits, water spots, and any remaining alkaline residues from the paint surface. This step ensures the surface is chemically balanced and completely clean.
Before Paint Correcting/Polishing, we measure how much paint you have on your vehicle, if there is enough that we can work with, then we move forward from there, but if there is not enough, we will give you some suggestions depending how thin the paint is.
After paint correction, the clear coat is more exposed and vulnerable to environmental damage like UV rays, water spots, and contaminants. Applying a protective layer such as wax, sealant, or ceramic coating helps maintain the corrected finish and extends the life of the paintwork.
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