Paint Correction
A systematic process of removing defects — swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation — through machine polishing for measurable clarity restoration.
Correction Levels
Light correction for well-maintained paint with minor swirling and light defects.
60–70% defect removal
Newer vehicles or recently corrected paint
Surface decontamination
Clay bar treatment
Single-step machine polish
Paint sealant application
Moderate correction for paint with noticeable swirling, light scratches, and loss of clarity.
80–85% defect removal
Vehicles with moderate paint defects
Full decontamination suite
Clay bar treatment
Cutting compound stage
Refining polish stage
Premium sealant or coating prep
Comprehensive correction for neglected or heavily defected paint requiring maximum restoration.
90–95% defect removal
Vehicles with significant paint damage
Complete decontamination
Clay bar treatment
Multiple cutting stages
Fine polishing refinement
Inspection under correction lighting
Ceramic coating ready
Process
Assessment under correction lighting to map defects and determine the level.
Thorough wash, decontamination, and clay bar treatment.
Systematic polishing with compounds matched to the paint's hardness.
Final polish for maximum clarity followed by sealant application.
Every correction begins with an assessment. We'll evaluate your paint's condition and recommend the appropriate level before any work begins.