Paint correction

The process begins with a comprehensive inspection. Skilled technicians evaluate your vehicle's paintwork, measuring paint thickness and identifying imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and water spots. This inspection guides the tailored approach needed for your car’s unique needs.

Before correction begins, your vehicle undergoes thorough cleaning to remove dirt, debris, and contaminants. This step ensures a clear canvas for the correction process, allowing technicians to work directly with the paint surface.

Paint correction involves using professional-grade compounds and polishes applied with specialized tools. Technicians gently buff the surface, removing imperfections layer by layer. The process demands precision, as excessive buffing can damage the paint. Skilled technicians assess the depth of imperfections and adjust their techniques accordingly.

Scratch removal is a delicate process. Minor surface scratches are carefully buffed out using fine abrasives and polishing compounds. Deeper scratches require a more intricate approach, often involving wet sanding to level the scratch with the surrounding paint. After leveling, the area is polished to blend seamlessly with the rest of the surface.

After correction and scratch removal, the paint undergoes a refinement process. This step includes fine polishing to enhance the gloss and clarity of the treated area. A high-quality sealant or ceramic coating is applied to ensure the correction work's longevity. This protective layer shields the paint from environmental elements, preventing future damage and preserving the freshly restored brilliance.

Finally, the corrected and restored areas are meticulously inspected to ensure a flawless finish. Technicians scrutinize the work under different lighting conditions to guarantee that every imperfection has been addressed, leaving your vehicle with a showroom-worthy appearance.