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Paint  Correction

The ideal choice for professional detailers and enthusiasts

Paint Correction

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How Does Paint Correction Work

A typical paint correction process involves using an electric polisher, microfiber buffing pad and special buffing compound to cut into the vehicle's clear coat until all scratches are removed.

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What is Paint Correction?

Paint correction is an auto detailing procedure that removes hazing, minor scratches, marring, swirl marks, and other blemishes on the vehicle's clear coat. It does this by using specialized machines and polishing compounds to slowly remove microscopic layers of clear coat until the surface is smooth again.

Any professional detailer will have an electronic paint thickness gauge. This will probe the paint and give you a reading about the thickness in the particular spot - either in mils (imperial - 1/1000 of an inch) or in microns (metric - 1/1000 of a millimeter). A healthy factory clear coat will measure about 50 microns, with the full paint stack measuring about 120-150 microns thick.

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Snow Foam Wash

Exterior maintenance wash

2

Tar & Iron removed

Exterior full decontamination

3

Remove bonded contaminants

Clay bar treatment

4

Remove 60\75% swirl marks 

Stage 1-2 machine polish

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Stage 1 Machine Polish aimed to remove 60\75% of swirl marks from paintwork

Stage 2 Machine Polish  aimed to give the closest to perfection on the paintwork

Price at  180£ - 220£    6\8h job 

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Swirl marks can completely ruin the appearance of a car and it puts many people off buying black or dark coloured cars. Luckily, they can be removed using the correct paint correction products and technique. However, it’s important that you adjust your future car washing services  in order to reduce further swirls appearing once corrected.

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