Service
Paint Correction
Machine polishing levels the clear coat until light stops catching the defects.
Paint correction removes swirls, scratches, and oxidation by machine-polishing the clear coat. One-Step handles lighter defects, Two-Step cuts deeper for heavier damage, and Three-Step is a full-correction pass for neglected paint. Price scales with the number of steps your paint actually needs.
How it works
What actually happens to the paint, drawn to scale.
What's included
- Paint inspection and condition assessment
- Wash and full decontamination
- Machine polishing to your chosen step level
- Final wipe-down and inspection
Pick your level
One-Step
Buffing and polishing that raises and levels the surface. Corrects light swirls, minor scratches, and oxidation.
Starting at $800
Two-Step
A deeper cut into the clear coat for heavier scratches and more pronounced imperfections, followed by a refining polish.
Starting at $1,100
Three-Step
Full-correction pass for heavily oxidized or neglected paint — deep cut, refining polish, and a final finishing polish for a show-quality result.
Starting at $1,500