Paint correction is the process of removing imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches and oxidation from a vehicle’s paint surface to restore its original clarity and gloss.

Paint correction involves the use of abrasive compounds and polishes to remove a very thin layer of paint, smoothing the surface and eliminating defects. This process is very performed with specialized tools such a rotary and orbital polishers.

The time required for paint correction varies based on the condition of the paint and the level of correction needed, but it typically takes between 6 to 12 hours.

Paint correction can significantly reduce or eliminate minor scratches and imperfections, but deep scratches that have penetrated the clear coat may not be fully removed.

Yes, when performed by a professional, paint correction is safe and can enhance the overall appearance and longevity of your car’s paint.

Yes, it is recommended to apply a protective layer such as wax, sealant or ceramic coating after paint correction to preserve the results and protect the paint.