Polisher on the hood of a burgundy classic Mustang

Paint correction

Bring back the clarity and gloss

Measured machine polishing to reduce swirls and light scratches and bring back clarity and gloss.


What it does

Correction, not cover-up

Swirl marks, light scratches and hazy, dull paint usually sit in the top layer of the finish. Paint correction uses careful machine polishing to refine that layer so the paint reflects light cleanly again.

How much correction a vehicle needs depends on the paint and its condition, so every job starts with an inspection. We explain what can realistically be improved before any work begins.

Deeper scratches that go through the clear coat may not polish out completely. If that’s the case, we’ll tell you straight.

Polisher on the hood of a burgundy classic Mustang

Protect the result

Keep that finish looking right

Corrected paint is the ideal base for a ceramic coating or paint protection film.

Gloved hand applying ceramic coating to a graphite sports car

Ceramic Coating

A slick, glossy finish that is easier to keep clean, selected around your paint, use, and care routine.

About ceramic coating

Installer squeegeeing clear film onto a blue sports car

Clear & Matte PPF

Keep the factory gloss or switch to satin while helping guard the paint against rock chips and road wear.

Learn about PPF


How it works

Simple from first message to final walk-around

01

Book

Send your vehicle, the service you’re interested in, photos, and timing.

02

Inspect

We look at condition, finish, and coverage to see what the vehicle needs.

03

Specify

You get a clear scope and recommendation before any work begins.

04

Enjoy

We complete the work and show you how to keep the result looking right.

Your vehicle is an investment. Treat it like one.