Coupe/Sedan Paint correction

Must be added to silver or gold exterior detailing.

Auto paint correction is a meticulous process aimed at restoring the shine, depth, and clarity of a vehicle's paintwork. Through skilled techniques such as polishing, compounding, and buffing, imperfections like swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation are carefully removed, resulting in a flawless and glossy finish.

Auto-paint correction can be accomplished through two main methods: one-step and two-step correction. One-Step Correction: This method involves using a single polishing compound to remove minor imperfections and enhance the overall appearance of the paint. It's ideal for cars with relatively minor swirl marks, light scratches, and dullness. One-step correction is a more straightforward and faster process compared to two-step correction, making it a popular choice for routine maintenance or vehicles with minimal paint damage. Two-Step Correction: In contrast, two-step correction involves a more comprehensive approach. It typically begins with a heavier cutting compound to address deeper scratches, oxidation, and more significant paint defects. After the initial correction, a finer polishing compound is used to refine the finish, eliminate any remaining imperfections, and enhance glossiness. Two-step correction yields more dramatic results and is suitable for vehicles with moderate to severe paint damage or those undergoing a thorough restoration process. While it requires more time and effort, the outcome is a significantly improved and rejuvenated paint surface.