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Paint Correction
Giving your paint it's gleam back!
Giving your paint it's gleam back!
Remove unsightly scratches
Takes care of pesky swirl marks left behind by your local car wash
Restores gleam and flawless finish
Remove unsightly scratches
Takes care of pesky swirl marks left behind by your local car wash
Restores gleam and flawless finish
Paint correction is the process of eliminating scratches and swirls from the surface of your paint's clear coat, in order to reveal a fresh and flawless finish.
For sound practise, thorough paint decontamination is carried out before any machine polishing is done. This is so that embedded contamination is removed from the paints surface before correction. The decontamination step is a vital requisite to avoid the introduction of marring or scratching from the paint correction process.
There are varying degrees to which Paint correction can be carried out. These depend on :
- The present condition/severity of the present paint defects
- The desired results alongside the budget* to achieve these.
- The amount of clear coat remaining on the vehicle
1 Step Paint Correction
1 Step Paint Correction
Included in our Executive Valet offering
Refers to a process where a single polish and polishing pad combination are used to achieve the desired level of finish and correction over your vehicle
Removes most minor defects and imperfections in the paint
2 Step Paint Correction
2 Step Paint Correction
Refers to a 2-fold process : An Aggressive Polish + Pad Combination; followed by a Refining Polish + Pad Combination
The first step in the process removes the heavy defects, while the follow-up step refines the finish from the aggressive cutting step.
Ideal for removing heavier or more severe defects in the paint
Multi Step Paint Correction
Multi Step Paint Correction
This involves 3 or more steps in the refinement process
May include a wet sanding step to level out imperfections and orange-peel in the clear coat
Typically followed by multiple steps to refine the finish of the paint from sanding
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