Two-Step Paint Correction
Heavier swirls, oxidation, and deeper paint defects are worked out to reveal a clearer, more even finish.
From $4503 h 20
Book NowIf your paint has moved past light swirls into heavier scratching, dullness, or oxidation, this service is built for that stage. It suits owners who look at their vehicle in direct sunlight and see haze, spiderwebbing, or a faded look across panels rather than a simple light shine issue. It is a deeper process than a one-step polish because the paint needs more than one pass to correct what has built up over time.
We start with a wash to clear surface dirt, then use an iron remover to pull embedded contaminants out of the clear coat and a clay bar to strip away anything still bonded to the surface. From there we compound the paint to cut down the heavier defects, follow with a polishing stage to refine the finish, and finish with a paint sealant to leave the surface protected once the correction work is done. Each stage builds on the last so the paint is treated in layers rather than rushed in one pass.
Corrects deeper defects
Compounding targets oxidation and heavier swirls that lighter polishing alone cannot fully address.
Layered process
Washing, iron removal, and clay bar treatment prepare the paint so the correction stages work on a clean surface.
Sealed finish
A paint sealant is applied after correction to leave the surface protected once the work is complete.
Frequently asked questions
Is this service right for oxidized or heavily swirled paint?
Yes, this two-step process is designed for heavier swirls, oxidation, and deeper paint defects rather than light surface haze.
What happens before the actual correction starts?
We wash the vehicle, treat it with an iron remover, and clay bar the surface to remove bonded contaminants before compounding begins.
Why are there two correction stages instead of one?
Compounding addresses the heavier defects first, then polishing refines the finish so the paint is corrected in layers rather than a single pass.
Does the service include any protection afterward?
Yes, a paint sealant is applied at the end to protect the paint once the correction stages are finished.
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