Paint Correction
Paint Correction Services You Can Rely On in Burlington, ON
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What Is Paint Correction?
Paint correction is a professional process that improves the appearance of your vehicle’s paint by carefully refining the surface to reduce the visibility of imperfections such as swirl marks, light scratches, water spots, oxidation and other surface-level blemishes.
Who Is Paint Correction For?
Paint correction is ideal for European vehicle owners who want to improve the appearance of issues such as:
- Swirl marks from improper washing or drying
- Light surface scratches
- Water spots or paint blemishes
- Oxidation or a dull-looking finish
- Fine imperfections that make the paint look less glossy
- A finish that no longer has the depth and clarity you want
The appropriate correction process depends on the condition of your paint and the type and severity of the imperfections. We’ll assess the finish to determine the right approach.
Our Paint Correction Process
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does paint correction remove?
Paint correction can reduce the appearance of various surface-level imperfections, including swirl marks, light scratches, water spots, oxidation and other blemishes. The results depend on the depth and severity of the damage.
Does paint correction remove scratches?
Paint correction can reduce or remove the appearance of some light scratches and surface imperfections. Deeper scratches that extend significantly into the paint may require additional autobody care, so we assess the condition of the finish before recommending a service.
Is paint correction the same as polishing?
Paint correction involves professional polishing and paint refinement, but it is more than simply applying a polish. The process is tailored to the condition of the vehicle’s paint and the imperfections that need to be addressed.
How do I know if my vehicle needs paint correction?
If your vehicle’s paint looks dull, hazy or less glossy than it used to, or you notice swirl marks, light scratches or other surface imperfections, paint correction may help restore its appearance. We can inspect the finish and determine what level of correction is appropriate.
Does paint correction damage the original paint?
Paint correction is performed by carefully refining the existing paint, so the process needs to be matched to the condition and thickness of the finish. We assess the vehicle before beginning to determine an appropriate approach.