Paint Correction

Paint correction is for fixing damage that is not through the clear coat. If the base layer of paint has been damaged we can help minimize the appearance but not fully eliminate the damage. 

Toothpaste is not recommended to be used for scratch removal or headlight restoration. Leave the toothpaste for your teeth.

Polishing is part of the paint correction process which helps remove micro swirl marks, and also bring luster back to the paint. Waxing is protecting your vehicle but not fixing any damage. It helps protects against future damage but can also add additional shine. 

How much is it to buff out a scratch on a car? depending on the size of the scratch or quantity, you can expend to pay for a wash to clean the surface, clay bar of at minimum the scratch area/panel, and if necessary compounding, polishing and re-waxing the affected area. A single panel can be as low as $200 to as high as $300. And $50 to $100 for each additional panel. 

Swirl marks can be caused by a variety of factors, but the biggest one is automatic car washes, washing a vehicle with rough or abrasive towels and brushes, dirt being drug across the surface and someone waxing or buffing a vehicle without full knowledge of the process. 

Most swirl marks can be removed with a 1, 2 or 3 step paint correction depending on the severity of the swirl. If you can feel the swirl or scratch with your thumbnail, it will be too deep to be fully removed. A proper paint correction can greatly reduce the visibility of deep swirl marks and eliminate small ones entirely. 

If the scratch is in the clear coat ONLY, we can remove it. If it is in the base, we cannot.