Inspect + wash
Evaluate the surface, then clean and decontaminate it properly.
Paint correction
Bring clarity back to the finish.
Paint correction uses controlled machine polishing to reduce visible imperfections in the clear coat and improve gloss, depth, and reflection.
What it addresses
Visible defects that interrupt the finish.
Swirl marks, wash-induced micro-scratches, light oxidation, haze, and some superficial clear-coat defects can often be reduced through careful polishing.
What it does not promise
Not every scratch should disappear.
Defects extending too deeply into the paint may remain if correcting them would compromise the clear coat. The goal is responsible improvement, not maximum material removal.
Before / after
The difference is easier to understand under light.
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Before correctionAfter correctionDrag the divider to compare the same panel, camera position, and inspection-light setup before and after correction.
The process
A controlled approach from inspection to protection.
Test + correct
Use a test section to confirm the right pad, polish, and correction level.
Refine
Improve gloss and clarity after the primary correction stage.
Protect
Apply suitable protection and complete a final inspection.
Aftercare
Preserve the finish you just corrected.
Proper washing, drying, and maintenance help reduce the chance of immediately reintroducing swirl marks. Aftercare guidance should match the protection applied to the vehicle.