What Is Paint Correction? Restore Your Car’s Original Shine

Posted Ali Khalfan

On May 5,2020

Paint correction is a detailing process that removes surface imperfections like swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and dull paint. Over time, these flaws accumulate from improper washing, UV exposure, and general wear—and they can make even a newer car look aged.

The paint correction process involves machine polishing with different levels of abrasives to safely remove the damaged layer of clear coat. Once completed, the result is a flawless, reflective finish that brings back the original depth and clarity of your car’s paint.

Paint correction is often done before applying a ceramic coating, as the coating will seal in whatever surface lies beneath. By starting with a corrected surface, you ensure that your ceramic coating bonds to perfectly restored paint, maximizing both appearance and protection.

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