Paint correction
Swirls and light scratches sit in the clear coat. Paint correction levels them out by machine polishing, instead of filling them in for a few weeks the way a wax or glaze does.
- Wash and decontaminateA hand wash, then iron remover and clay to pull out what washing leaves behind, so the polisher only touches clean paint.
- Inspect under lightSpecial lights show every swirl, scratch and etching. This helps dictate whether a one, two or three step correction is necessary.
- Machine polishA polisher removes a very thin layer of clear coat until the scratches are gone and the surface is level again.
- Wipe downA panel wipe strips the polishing oils, so what you see is the real finish, ready for a coating.
