Reveal Your Paint’s True Potential.

Paint correction isn’t just making a car shiny—it’s reversing the damage most people don’t even realize is there. Over time, poor washing techniques, automatic car washes, environmental fallout, and simple neglect leave behind swirls, scratches, oxidation, and etching that rob your paint of depth and clarity.

True correction means safely removing those defects, not just hiding them with glazes or temporary fillers. We use precise methods, professional lighting, and an understanding of how each paint system responds to ensure every vehicle gets the exact process it needs.

The result? A permanent transformation: paint that looks better than new, because it’s been perfected by design—not by chance

Comparison of a car's black paint surface before and after polishing. The 'before' side shows numerous scratches, while the 'after' side shows a smooth, glossy finish.
A black luxury coupe parked inside a garage with yellow painter's tape along the window and door edges.

Our paint correction services

1-Stage Paint Enhancement

$299

 Enhances gloss and removes light swirls.

  • Hand wash & rinse
    • Wheel & tire cleaning
    • Iron decontamination treatment
    • Clay bar treatment
    • Exterior window cleaning   Machine polish
    • Light defect removal
    • Gloss enhancement
    • Enhanced paint protection

Includes:

best for:

Newer vehicles and vehicles with minor imperfections. Comes standard with any ceramic coating as well

3-Stage Showroom

paint correction

 Near-perfect paint clarity and depth.


$699

• Hand wash & rinse
• Wheel & tire cleaning
• Iron decontamination treatment
• Clay bar treatment
• Exterior window cleaning • Compounding
• Polishing
• Finishing refinement
• Enhanced paint protection

Includes:

Vehicles with heavy neglect, swirling, hazing, and marring AND people that want a near-perfect finish.

best for:

When Swirls Grow Up: Faded Paint and the Fix Beyond Repainting

A beginner-friendly guide to how those “tiny little swirls” evolve into sun-faded, chalky paint and eventually—no clear coat at all- and how to fix it