Vehicle paint correction is a process used to restore and enhance the appearance of your cars paint to restore it to looking brand new. There are 4 major steps involved:
Washing & Claying: The car is thoroughly washed to remove dirt, dust, and debris. This is important to prevent scratching the paint during the next steps.r is used to remove contaminants like tar, tree sap, and industrial fallout that are stuck on the paint's surface. This makes the paint smooth and ready for polishing.
Polishing: This step involves using a machine polisher and special polishing compounds to remove imperfections like swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation. The polish gently removes a thin layer of the clear coat, revealing a fresh, smooth surface.
Inspecting, Finishing, and Sealing: After polishing, the paint is inspected under different lighting conditions to check for any remaining imperfections. A finer polish is used to refine the surface and enhance the gloss, giving the car a deep, mirror-like finish. Finally, a sealant or wax is applied to protect the paint and keep it looking glossy for a longer period. This layer acts as a shield against environmental elements like UV rays, bird droppings, and rain.
Detailing Touch-ups: The process may include detailing smaller areas like door jambs, around emblems, and other hard-to-reach spots to ensure the entire vehicle looks uniform and clean.Paint correction is a time-consuming process but can significantly improve the appearance of a vehicle, making it look almost new again.
