After carefully decontaminating your vehicles paintwork of all impurities, a microscopic amount of the top layer of paintwork (clear-coat layer on most modern vehicles) is removed to smooth away imperfections; quite often, several of these passes are required to both remove the severe defects and refine the finish for the highest shine and gloss. Various steps are taken to remove imperfections while preserving the integrity of the surfaces being worked on.

Every paint system is unique – including the amount and severity of the existing imperfections, alongside how ‘soft’ or ‘hard’ the paint system is (referring to how susceptible the paint is to receiving scratches). Just as every paint system is unique, every owner’s desires and expectations are equally different as well. Our 3 levels of paint correction are specifically designed to accommodate a variety of paint systems, desires, and budgets to ensure expectations are always exceeded.

When performed correctly, paint correction is a perfectly safe process. However, there are a number of factors and precautions that must be taken to ensure the safety and long-term integrity of your vehicle’s paint.

Our technicians perform an extensive wash & decontamination service to ensure all impurities are removed from the paintwork before it is polished, which could otherwise lead to extensive paint damage during the polishing process. Once this prep is complete, we utilize a variety of machines, pads, and liquid abrasives to test the receptiveness of your vehicle’s specific paint system to match the paint correction chosen.

When applicable, we will also measure the thickness of the paint utilizing a Paint Thickness Gauge, which allows us to ensure we fully understand the true condition of your paint prior to commencing any polishing.