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Paint Correction

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Paint Correction Prices

Coupe

$350+

Sedan

$400+

Mid-Size SUV

$450+

Full-Size SUV

$500+

Truck

$550+

Each Booking Includes:

Foam Pre-Soak, Gentle Foam Wash, Wheel Detail, Clay Bar Decontamination, Iron Removal, Polish Exhaust Tips, Polish Metal & Chrome, 2-Step DA Paint Swirl  & Scratch Removal, Machine Polish for Gloss Enhancement, Paint Protection Sealant, UV Protection on Plastics, Premium Tire Glaze, Interior Wipe Down, & Vacuum.

What is a Paint Correction?

Paint correction is the technique of refining your vehicle’s clear coat to eliminate imperfections like swirl marks, scratches, and scuffs. This intricate, multi-step process typically includes compounding and polishing to achieve a flawless finish. Our team brings skill, focus, and expertise, using a range of specialized compounds, polishes, pads, machines, and coatings to make your vehicle look showroom-ready.

What is Compound & Polish?

Compounding involves using a mildly abrasive compound with a foam, wool, or microfiber pad to remove moderate to severe imperfections in the paint. This process targets deeper scratches and defects to restore a smooth surface. Polishing is a gentler process than compounding. It’s used to eliminate light scratches and enhance the paint’s clarity and depth. Typically, compounding removes the deeper imperfections, while polishing gives the paint a refined, high-quality finish. Do I need both? - It depends. If your car’s paint is mostly free of significant damage and only has light scratches, a one-step polish may be sufficient to achieve a great result. If you have deeper scratches, a 2-step might be best!

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