Paint correction is a professional machine-polishing process that removes imperfections from your vehicle’s clear coat—such as swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and water spots—restoring a smooth, high-gloss finish without repainting.

If you notice your paint looks dull, has swirl marks, fine scratches, or uneven reflections in direct light, your car may benefit from a paint correction service. We can assess the condition of your vehicle and recommend the best level of correction.

Paint correction removes most surface-level scratches and swirl marks that are within the clear coat. However, deep scratches that penetrate through the paint may not be fully correctable without repainting.

• 1-Stage: Light polish to remove light swirls and enhance gloss.    
• 2-Stage: Cutting + polishing to address moderate defects and restore depth.  
• 3-Stage: Multi-step process for maximum correction, ideal for vehicles with severe imperfections or aging paint.

Not at all. When performed professionally, paint correction is completely safe. We use high-quality machines, pads, and compounds designed to protect your paint while refining the surface.

Depending on the level of correction and the size of the vehicle, it typically takes between 6 to 12 hours for 1 or 2 stages, and up to 1.5–2 days for a full 3-stage correction.

Yes. After the correction is complete, we apply a high-quality wax for protection and added shine. Customers may also opt for a professional ceramic coating at this stage for long-term durability and hydrophobic properties.

With proper maintenance (such as regular washing and avoiding automatic car washes), the results of a paint correction can last several months to years. Adding a ceramic coating will further extend the life and gloss of the finish.

Paint correction involves polishing but is more comprehensive. While basic polishing enhances shine, paint correction targets and removes imperfections in the clear coat for a deeper, more permanent result.

Absolutely. In fact, applying a ceramic coating immediately after paint correction is highly recommended, as it locks in the pristine finish and provides long-term protection against environmental damage.