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Paint Correction

The core of the service. Multi-stage machine polishing that removes swirls, etching, oxidation, and sanding marks instead of filling them. Paint depth is measured on every panel first, so we take off only what's required.

Before paint correction
After paint correction
BeforeAfter

Paint correction

Swirls removed from a black door, under the same lights.

How it works.

  1. Inspect and measure

    We look at the paint under our light bars and read its depth on every panel, so we know how much clear coat there is to work with before anything touches it.

  2. Test a section

    One small area is corrected first to find the lightest pad and polish that removes the defects, so we never take off more than the paint needs.

  3. Correct in stages

    Machine polishing panel by panel, cutting first and refining after. Deeper marks can be wet sanded where the paint depth allows it.

  4. Finish and check

    A final polish for gloss and clarity, then every panel is checked again under the same light bars before the car is handed back.

Gallery.

Corrected red paint on the engine lid of a Ferrari 308, with the Ferrari script in the sun
Ferrari 308
Polishing the rear quarter of a silver Ferrari 308
Ferrari 308
Kneeling to polish the door of a blue Porsche 911 beside a bank of work lights
Porsche 911
Clouds and the sun reflected in the black hood of a Ferrari 512 TR
Ferrari 512 TR
The sun on the black rear flank of a Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0, below its wing
Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0
Sun and clouds reflected in the black roofline of a Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0
Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0

Good to know.

What can paint correction remove?
Swirls, light scratches, water spot etching, oxidation, holograms left by an earlier polish, and sanding marks.
Is it the same as a polish or wax?
No. Waxes and glazes fill defects and wash away within weeks. Correction removes them by leveling the clear coat, so the result lasts until the paint is damaged again.
How long does it take?
It depends on the paint and how far the car needs to go. We will give you an estimate once we have seen it.
Should I protect the paint afterward?
We recommend it. A ceramic coating or paint protection film keeps corrected paint looking that way for much longer.

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