Over time, your vehicle’s paint can lose its shine due to swirls, scratches, oxidation, and improper washing. Paint correction is a professional process designed to permanently improve the appearance of your paint, restoring gloss and clarity while elevating the overall look of your vehicle.
What Is Paint Correction?
Paint correction is a professional polishing process that permanently improves your vehicle’s clear coat by removing defects such as:
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Swirl marks
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Light to moderate scratches
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Water spots & etching
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Oxidation and haze
Unlike waxes or glazes, paint correction removes defects instead of hiding them.
Our Approach
Every vehicle starts with a detailed inspection to determine paint condition and clear-coat health. From there, we tailor the correction process to achieve the best results safely and consistently.
Our focus is on:
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Preserving paint integrity
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Achieving even, high-gloss results
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Avoiding unnecessary paint removal
No two vehicles are the same — neither is our approach.
Levels of Paint Correction
Paint correction can range from light enhancement to more intensive multi-step correction, depending on your vehicle’s needs.
Light Correction
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Improves gloss and clarity
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Reduces light swirls and haze
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Ideal for well-maintained vehicles
Moderate to Advanced Correction
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Targets deeper swirls and scratches
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Restores significant clarity and reflection
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Best for neglected or heavily marked paint
Your final results and pricing will depend on paint condition, clear coat thickness, and expectations discussed during consultation.
Why Paint Correction Matters
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Paint correction:
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Restores clarity and depth
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Improves resale and overall appearance
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Creates a proper foundation for ceramic coatings
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Makes long-term maintenance easier
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This service is often the most impactful upgrade you can make to your vehicle’s appearance.
What to Expect
✔ Honest recommendations
✔ Clear explanation of what can and can’t be corrected
✔ Professional equipment and techniques
✔ Results-focused service, never rushed
We believe in transparency you’ll always know what level of correction is appropriate for your vehicle before any work begins.
Wax hides defects. Paint corrections removes them.
