Paint Correction
What Is Paint Correction? Paint Correction is a meticulous machine polishing process that aims to eliminate imperfections found in automotive paint. By utilizing advanced techniques and specialized equipment, we undertake a careful examination of the surface, particularly focusing on scratches and swirl marks. These blemishes can detract from the overall appearance of the vehicle. However, with the paint correction process, these imperfections are gradually eliminated, leaving behind a flawless finish. By meticulously buffing the surface using cutting-edge techniques and specialized compounds, we expertly restore the paint's original shine, bringing new life to the vehicle's exterior. With the attention to detail and dedication that paint correction entails, the final result is a sleek, mirror-like surface that not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the vehicle but also adds value back into the vehicle. Paint correction is an essential part of maintaining and preserving the overall appearance of any car, as it restores the paint's original luster, giving it a showroom-worthy finish that is sure to turn heads wherever you go.
Pick your level of paint Correction
Stage 1 Paint Correction is a meticulous process that skillfully enhances the overall appearance of your vehicle's paintwork. When performing this stage, we carefully selected a single pad and polish combination, ensuring optimum results. It's worth noting that stage 1 paint correction is specifically designed for vehicles whose paint is already in good condition, requiring only a gloss enhancement or the removal of minor marring caused by a clay bar. Furthermore, this initial stage is a crucial prerequisite before proceeding to the ceramic coating application process, ensuring the utmost durability and protection for your vehicle's paintwork.
Small Car (Hot Hatch) £300- Medium Car (Saloon) £320- Large Car (SUV) £350
Stage 2 Paint Correction is an essential process for those looking to revitalize their vehicle's paint. This stage specifically targets paint surfaces that boast moderate swirl marks and light scratches, providing a transformative result. To achieve this, two distinct pads are used: a compound pad and a polish pad. The first step involves an abrasive cut with the compound pad, effectively eliminating those unsightly swirls and imperfections that have accumulated over time. This allows for a fresh canvas on which to work. Once the cutting process is complete, the second step replicates the previous stage, reinforcing the gloss and luster of the paint. By meticulously executing these two steps, Stage 2 Paint Correction ensures that your vehicle emerges with a renewed brilliance that is sure to turn heads on the road.
Small Car (Hot Hatch) £450 - Medium Car (Saloon) £480 - Large Car (SUV) £500
Stage 3 Paint Correction is an intensive process specifically tailored for paint surfaces that exhibit an array of imperfections such as heavy swirl marks, scratches, and other noticeable flaws. This meticulous stage involves the meticulous application of not one, but three distinct combinations of polish and pads. Additionally, in cases where more severe scratches are present, spot wet sanding may also be utilized to ensure optimum results.
The initial step of Stage 3 Paint Correction entails using a specialized heavy cutting compound coupled with a corresponding heavy cutting pad. This dynamic duo works harmoniously to effectively eliminate those deeper swirl marks and unsightly scratches, restoring the surface to its original splendor.
Following this initial round, the subsequent steps reminiscent of Stage 2 and Stage 1 are pursued to further refine the paintwork, yielding a breathtakingly flawless finish that is sure to captivate even the most seasoned automotive enthusiasts. By adhering to this meticulous process, Stage 3 Paint Correction guarantees superior results in transforming the appearance of the vehicle, leaving it looking as if it just rolled off the factory line.
Small Car (Hot Hatch) £600 - Medium Car (Saloon) £650 - Large Car (SUV) £700