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PAINT CORRECTION

Paint correction is the process of polishing your vehicle to remove imperfections in the clear coat that cause the paint to look dull. Surface imperfections can include swirlsscratcheswater spots, etchings, industrial falloutoxidation, etc.
Paint Corrections can be completed in 1, 2 or 3 stages depending on the level of correction your vehicle needs. This process is required prior to us applying any ceramic coating.

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Results in 80-90 percent removal of light paint defects.

INCLUDES

  • Fallout Wash

  • Wheel Face, Wells, & Tire Wash

  • Clay Bar Treatment

  • 2-Stage Cutting Compound

  • 1-Stage Polish

  • Complimentary Hand Wax

Results in 70-80 percent removal of light paint defects.

​INCLUDES

  • Fallout Wash

  • Wheel Face, Wells, & Tire Wash

  • Clay Bar Treatment

  • 1-Stage Cutting Compound

  • 1 Stage Polish

  • Complimentary Hand Wax

Results in 60-70 percent removal of light paint defects.

INCLUDES

  • Fallout Wash

  • Wheel Face, Wells, & Tire Wash

  • Clay Bar Treatment

  • 1-Stage Polish

  • Wax or Ceramic Sealant

Starting Price $300

Starting Price $500

Starting Price $800

Key Benefits of Paint Correction

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  • Utilizes advanced polishing methods to restore your vehicle’s paint to its original shine and brilliance.

  • Eliminates up to 90% of surface imperfections, including swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation.

  • Enhances the depth, clarity, and overall finish for a smooth, mirror-like appearance.

  • Offers optional protective coatings to shield your paint from future damage and environmental wear.

  • Preserves the integrity of the original paint—no need for a full repaint.

  • Helps retain your vehicle’s value by keeping the exterior in top condition.

  • Achieves a sleek, eye-catching look that shines in any lighting or setting.

  • Custom-tailored solutions available, from full paint correction to precise spot treatments based on your needs.

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