PAINT CORRECTION

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PAINT CORRECTION

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PAINT CORRECTION is a professional paint restoration service and product line focused on removing surface defects—swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation, and etchings—to restore clarity and depth to automotive paintwork. Whether delivered as a shop service or as a kit for trained technicians, paint correction uses a staged approach of compounding, polishing, and finishing with matched abrasives and pad systems to safely recover clear coat and reveal maximum gloss.

Why it matters: surface defects diminish color depth and reflectivity, making even well‑maintained vehicles appear aged. Proper paint correction removes these imperfections without excess clearcoat removal, improving reflectivity, enhancing sealant and coating adhesion, and increasing resale value. For professionals, efficient correction reduces repeat work and maximizes shop throughput.

Features and benefits: multi‑stage systems that pair aggressive compounding with refining polishes; pad and abrasive recommendations for different clearcoat thicknesses; heat‑managed tooling protocols to avoid burn or micro‑marring; and clear guidance on when to stop to preserve OEM finishes. Many paint correction offerings include finishing products to lock in gloss and paint protection steps for long‑term durability.

How it’s performed: technicians assess paint severity using direct lighting, choose a targeted pad/compound sequence, and work in small sections with a DA or rotary polisher. After defect removal, the surface is refined with finer polishes and cleaned before protection (sealant, wax, or ceramic coating). Post‑service inspection under varied lighting ensures consistent results.

Who it’s for: body shops, professional detailers, restoration specialists, and enthusiasts who demand show‑quality finishes. Choose paint correction when you want to restore a vehicle’s visual depth and prepare it for protective coatings or sale.