PAINT
CORRECTION

Paint correction is the process of removing surface imperfections — swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and water spots — from your vehicle's clear coat using machine polishing techniques. Unlike waxing or polishing by hand, professional paint correction permanently removes defects rather than filling them temporarily.

A professional paint correction is permanent — the defects are physically removed from the clear coat. To maintain results, we recommend following up with a ceramic coating or regular maintenance washes to prevent new defects from forming.

When performed by trained specialists using proper technique and paint depth gauges, paint correction is safe. We measure paint thickness before and during the process to ensure adequate clear coat remains. Our studio environment eliminates dust contamination that can cause additional marring.

During your free consultation, we assess your paint under controlled studio lighting and recommend the appropriate level. Light swirls on newer vehicles typically need single-stage. Heavy swirls, deeper scratches, or oxidation require two-stage or multi-stage correction.

Yes. Ceramic coating locks in whatever condition your paint is in. Correcting defects before coating ensures you're protecting a flawless surface — not sealing in imperfections.