We offer a variety of professional paint correction services that will eliminate any imperfections in the paintwork of your car or motorcycle to make your vehicle look ‘showroom ready’.
Our expert team is able to determine the best paint protection treatment for your vehicle by performing a series of spot tests before we begin. Then we use only the very best equipment and products to ensure excellent results guaranteed to meet your expectations.
What Is Paint Correction?
Paint correction is a multi-stage detailing process which removes any imperfections or defects from the surface of your vehicle’s paint work.
A professional paint correction treatment will restore paint to pristine condition, completely rejuvenate the look of your vehicle and help protect your car’s paintwork.
Do I Need Paint Correction?
Keeping your car’s paint in pristine condition is essential to maintaining the longevity and value of your vehicle. If left untreated, minor paint work imperfections will eventually turn into major complications that are costly to repair and can significantly reduce the value of your car or motorcycle.
If you can visibly notice any imperfections in your car’s paintwork — YES you need a professional paint correction service.
Our Professional Paint Correction Service Can Fix
Defective Paintwork
- Paint Oxidation (Fading)
- Surface Scratches
- Rids (Random Isolated Deep Scratches)
- Scuff Marks
- Road Tar
- Bird Dropping And Dead Bug Etching
- Spiderweb Swirls
- Water Spots
- Buffer Trails, Marring And Holograms Caused By Unskilled Detailing
Our Paint Correction Procedure
Step 1: Wash And Clay Bar
The first step of the paint correction procedure involves removing any contaminants from the surface of the paintwork. This is done with a thorough hand wash and clay bar treatment. Automotive Clay Bar is a non-abrasive resin mixture that is specifically designed to completely remove all foreign matter (e.g. dust particles, dirt, brake dust, industrial fallout, etc) and pollutants from the tiny pores on the surface of your car’s paint.
Step 2: Wet Sanding Or Leveling (If Required)
If your car’s paint has a scratch or blemish that cannot be removed by the standard paint correction techniques of multi-stage buffing and polishing, wet sanding is a prerequisite step that is required to remove these defects. This wet sanding process is performed using automotive sandpaper to level and gently remove the top layer of your car’s paintwork. Followed by numerous stages of compounding, polishing and jeweling to make sure any imperfections are completely removed from the paint surface before buffing and polishing.
Step 3: Buffing & Polishing
The buffing and polishing procedure will differ from vehicle to vehicle — depending on a number of factors including the amount and type of clear coat used on your vehicle, whether it is single stage paint or not, and the severity of the imperfections found on the paintwork. For example, vehicles that have been wet sanded will often require a multi-step buffing and polishing process which involves using 3-4 different types of polishing pads and several different types of polishing treatments.
Step 4: Sealing And Paint Protection
After paint correction has been achieved, your car’s paintwork will then be sealed with a durable paint protection sealant or coating. This will give your vehicle a glossy hydrophobic surface that helps minimize further scratching and scuff marks, repels water, blocks dirt and protects your vehicle on an ongoing basis. The type of paint protection sealant and coating used on your vehicle will depend on the paint correction service you choose (see below for paint correction costs and packages).