Paint correction refers to the process of removing the imperfections in a vehicle’s finish and restoring it to a better than new condition. These imperfections include but are not limited to: swirl marks, automated car wash marring, fine scratches, water spots, etched bird droppings and holograms caused by poor washing techniques.

 

The only true way to remove scratches in your vehicle’s paint is with the process of paint correction. Paint correction involves the use of machine polishers and a range of different polishes and graded pads. A fully corrected vehicle when viewed in direct sunlight will show only true reflections and no swirl marks, scratches or blemishes will be visible to the naked eye.

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Often times multiple stages of polishing are required to achieve full correction. The first being the most abrasive and the last being a very fine finishing polish. The deeper scratches are removed in the first stage of polish and then the lighter surface abrasions caused by this harsh polish are removed by the finer polish that follow.

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