What is a Paint Correction?
Paint Correction is a process that aims to remove imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, water spots, oxidation, and other accumulated damage on a vehicle's paintwork or clear coat using our specialized compounds, polishing machines, and wet sanding techniques to deliver a deep wet gloss look and luster the paint.
Depending on the level of correction you want for the vehicle, here are the differences between each correction service.
- One-Step Correction: One-step correction is the least expensive and time-consuming because it combines the traditional compound and polish stage. It can sometimes fall short of removing certain paint defects and imperfections, but it will always add gloss and clarity.
- Two-Step Correction: Opposite to the One-Step, the Two-Step Correction is much more time-consuming and produces far better results at removing defects because the compound and polishing steps are performed separately. This means that the compound step focuses solely on removing imperfections, and the polish focuses on smoothing and adding gloss and clarity to the paint.
- Three-Step Correction: Sometimes, the two-step correction won't efficiently remove certain defects in the paint. Therefore, a wet sanding step must be performed before the compound and polish step. The wet sanding action will level the flaws, the compound step will smooth out the sanding mark, and the polish step will reveal the gloss and clarity of the paint. The three-step correction is guaranteed to deliver the best wet gloss look and luster the paint.
After a paint correction, it is highly recommended to protect the paint with a Wax, a Sealant, or Ceramic coating.
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