Polish
Why it matters
Paint correction restores your car’s value and curb appeal by removing years of swirl marks and scratches that wax alone can’t fix. It’s also the essential first step before ceramic coating — applying a coating over unfixed paint just locks in the flaws underneath. Done right, your car gets a showroom-quality finish that lasts
Prices shown below are starting prices. Condition and size of the vehicle will affect the total.
How it's done
1
Hand wash exterior of vehicle
Using multiple wash mitts and buckets ensures that we will not add any more swirls to the paint and windows.
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2
Decontamination of paint
The paint is decontaminated using a clay bar and fallout remover to remove bonded particles that aren't visible to the eye but will scratch the paint.
3
Paint inspection
Using proper lighting we inspect the paint to identify swirl marks, scratches, oxidation and water spots, then choose the right pad and compound combination.
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Compounding the paint
Using a DA polisher and cutting compound we level the clear coat to remove heavier scratches and swirls.
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Polishing the paint
A finer polish refines the finish, removing micro-marring left by the compound and bringing out maximum gloss and clarity.
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Final details
Paint is wiped down with an IPA solution to reveal the true correction, then sealed with a wax or sealant to protect the freshly corrected finish.
By following these steps in the correct order, we can remove 80 to 90% of all visible scratches and swirl marks, leaving your paint with a level of depth and clarity.