Polish & Paint Correction

SURFACE PREPERATION

In order to ensure a successful paint correction, the surface preparation is a key factor in ensure that any dirt, grease, or contaminants are all removed off the top layer of the clear coat before beginning the polish.

Machine Polishing & Correction

This involves a variety of different polishes and graded pads. This allows our trained technicians to carefully remove surface scratches without breaking through the clear coat layer.

Wet sanding

the top layer of the clear coat is often necessary when doing a full polish and paint correction. The purpose of this is to smoothen out the surface of the clear coat which has a deeper scratch in order to create a flawless finish on the clear coat.

Truly the best way to protect your freshly polished soft top coat, after a full 3 stage polish, is to layer the clear coat with a professional grade ceramic coating or graphene coating. This allows the clear coat to not only be protected by the UV Rays which creates a hazy look overtime, but also protects from the elements such as sap, brake dust, rust/iron build up, and repels the dust and dirt from your vehicle.