There are typically three forms of paint correction: paint enhancement, single stage paint correction, and 2-step paint correction. Paint enhancement uses an all-in-one compound and a soft foam pad to bring back gloss and clarity, but it doesn’t remove deeper imperfections. Single stage paint correction is a more aggressive way of removing paint imperfections, using URO pads (a combination of microfiber and buffing pad) mixed with a more aggressive compound to repair defects by 50%. 2-step paint correction involves both cutting with a more aggressive compound and pad, and polishing to remove all the haze and micro marring.

All paint corrections come with a detailed paint thickness report that includes pictures taken before any compound touches the paint.

If you’re looking to restore your vehicle’s paint or get it showroom-ready, feel free to call or text the number below for more information.

The process of paint correction for a vehicle involves removing imperfections from its finish and restoring it to a better-than-new state. Imperfections may include swirl marks caused by automatic car washes, marring, small scratches, water spots, bird droppings etched into the paint, and holograms caused by insufficient washing techniques.