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Buffing a Car

Detailing Services

Polishing Car

Paint Correction

Paint correction is the process of removing defects such as swirls, scratches, etching, oxidation, and marring by leveling out the vehicle's clear coat. This leaves the paint incredibly glossy and restores its depth and clarity.

Your vehicle's paint takes a beating on a regular basis and only compounding/polishing can undo it. Some things that cause this damage are:

  • Improper washing techniques

  • Etching from bird droppings/chemicals

  • Road tar/grime or industrial fallout

  • Brushing up against the vehicle with fingers, keys, clothing

  • Improper paint polishing techniques

Man Polishing Car

How it works:

In order to remove the defects in the paint, we must carefully level out the clear coat, but that's not where it starts. Before any compounding or polishing can be done, the paint must be carefully prepped by removing any surface-bonded contaminants (such as tar, road grime) and taping off any sensitive areas like trim and plastics.

Because each vehicle's paint is different and receptive to different products and technique, we must adapt in order to utilize the optimal combination and produce the highest results.

​The approach is meticulous, the results are extraordinary.

Choose your correction

- All paint corrections will include a full exterior detail including a full decontamination to remove any (tar,road grime, sap, fallout)

Stage 1 Paint Enhancement -Minor Correction - Starting from £150

A single stage polish to boost gloss, clarity and shine, it's perfect for vehicles with light imperfections. Or if you happen to be selling your vehicle, this is guaranteed to help yours stand out!

Stage 2 Major Paint Correction - Starting From £250

A multi-step compound and polish to restore depth, clarity and gloss, removing the majority of paint defects. It's perfect for anyone who has a keen eye for detail and wants their vehicle looking flawless.

Note: All pricing is subject to a vehicle inspection before a quote is given.

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Paint correction example

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