Our paint correction service focuses on removing surface imperfections to reveal a smooth, reflective, and truly refined finish. We take a meticulous, professional approach to restore your vehicle’s paint to its highest potential. Take a look at some of our work below!
Correct.
Stage 1 Paint Correction
A single-step machine polish designed to remove roughly 60–70% of visible defects. This process uses a light to medium polish that enhances gloss while reducing common imperfections like light swirls and haze.
Stage 2 Paint Correction
A two-step process that removes around 75–85% of defects. The first step uses a cutting compound to tackle deeper swirls and scratches, followed by a refining polish to restore clarity and shine.
Stage 3 Paint Correction
A multi-step, high-precision correction aimed at eliminating 90%+ of defects. Multiple cutting and polishing combinations are used to chase the highest possible clarity, depth, and near-flawless results — ideal for show-quality finishes.
Protect.
Our 7- and 10-year ceramic coatings create a long-lasting, ultra-durable shield over your vehicle’s paint. Once applied, the coating bonds to the clear coat and protects it from UV rays, chemicals, bird droppings, road salt, and everyday contaminants. It also delivers strong hydrophobic properties, meaning water, dirt, and grime slide off easily, making your vehicle far easier to clean and maintain. Choosing a long-term ceramic coating keeps your paint glossier, cleaner, and better protected for years — offering excellent long-term value and preserving your vehicle’s appearance.
Maintain.
To keep your ceramic coating performing at its best, I follow a proper maintenance routine that protects the coating and preserves its hydrophobic properties. I always wash coated vehicles using a pH-neutral shampoo, the two-bucket method, and soft microfiber tools to prevent swirl marks or dulling of the finish. I avoid any harsh chemicals or automatic car washes, as they can weaken the coating. After every wash, I carefully dry the vehicle with clean microfiber towels or a blower to prevent water spots.