PAINT

CORRECTION


Paint correction (Polishing) or also known as “ buffing “ is a specialized automotive detailing process that involves carefully polishing and refining a vehicle's paint surface to eliminate imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, hard water marks and oxidation, ultimately restoring the paint's clarity, gloss and overall appearance.

All polishing stages comes with a complimentary 12 months paint sealant protection. However, we highly recommend to upgrade with our professional grade ceramic coatings from FEYNLAB for maximum protection and aesthetic enhancement.

PAINT CORRECTION STAGES AND PRICING

GLOSS ENHANCEMENT

Starts at $405

Our gloss enhancement polish is our basic yet with impressive polishing results. You can expect up to 50% or more improvement in paint clarity , gloss and defect removal. Recommended for brand new vehicles to enhance the overall gloss. 6-8 hours completion time.

SINGLE STAGE CORRECTION

Starts at $805

Our Single stage correction consist of a meticulous 1 step polishing method. Combining the Cut & Polish system at the same time leading up to 75% or more improvement in paint clarity , gloss and defect removal. Ideal for newer vehicles with minimal defects. 12-16 hours completion time.

TWO STAGE CORRECTION

Starts at $1405

Our most popular polishing process! This process consists of two step polishing stages which is called “ Cut “ and “ Polish “ stage leading up to 95% or more improvement in paint clarity , gloss and defect removal. Best option for vehicles with moderate-severe defects. 16+ hours completion time.

TRIPLE STAGE CORRECTION

Starts at $2005

A three step process of Cutting , Polishing & Fine Polishing. This process aims for 95% or more improvement in paint defect removal, clarity and better improvement in gloss and reflection. Highly recommended for darker paints or for those looking for the best possible results. 24+ Hours completion time

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

  • Paint correction is a process used in automotive detailing to restore and enhance the finish of a vehicle's paintwork by removing imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation.

  • Paint correction is performed using specialized tools such as dual-action polishers, abrasive compounds, and polishing pads. Detailers carefully work on the surface of the paint, gradually removing imperfections and restoring clarity and gloss.

  • Over time, a vehicle's paint can develop various imperfections due to factors such as improper washing techniques, environmental contaminants, and normal wear and tear. Paint correction helps to restore the paint's appearance and protect its integrity.

  • While DIY paint correction kits are available, achieving professional-level results requires skill, expertise, and the right tools. It's often recommended to entrust paint correction to experienced professionals to avoid causing damage to the paintwork.

  • The time required for paint correction depends on the extent of the imperfections and the size of the vehicle. It can range from a few hours for minor correction to several days for more extensive work.

  • While paint correction can significantly improve the appearance of the paintwork, it may not completely eliminate deep scratches or damage that has penetrated the clear coat. In some cases, multiple correction sessions may be necessary.