Erase Imperfections
Enhance Your Ride’s Finish With Pro Paint Correction
If your paint looks dull, hazy, or covered in swirl marks, professional paint correction can revive its depth, clarity, and mirror-like shine.
Elevating Depth and Gloss
Swirls, Haze, or Faded Paint? Let’s Fix That
Paint correction is a meticulous process that works to remove surface imperfections like swirl marks, oxidation, water spots, and light scratches to bring back the true clarity and depth of your vehicle’s paint. Using specialized tools and techniques, I carefully level the clear coat to eliminate these defects rather than just covering them up. The result is a smooth, high-gloss finish that looks noticeably better in any light. Whether you're preparing for a ceramic coating or simply want your paint to look its absolute best, paint correction is the first step toward a flawless finish.
Pristine Detailing Pricing
Paint Correction Packages
1 Step Paint Correction
STARTING AT $800
This service is ideal for light-colored vehicles in good condition with only minimal paint marring. It enhances gloss and clarity and serves as the minimum level of correction required before applying any protection.
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2 Step Paint Correction
STARTING AT $900
This service removes light to medium paint defects, including deeper wash and drying marks, through a 2 step process that corrects and then refines the finish. It’s ideal for vehicles in fair to good condition and is the minimum level of correction required for dark-colored paint before applying any protection.
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3 Step Paint Correction
STARTING AT $1.300
This advanced service targets the deepest imperfections while preserving as much of the clear coat as possible, using careful paint measurements to ensure a safe and effective restoration. The results can be a dramatic transformation in gloss and clarity, depending on the condition and remaining clear coat of the vehicle.
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Let’s Take a Look
Is Paint Correction Right For You ?
Paint correction is one of the most effective ways to improve your vehicle’s finish and bring back its original depth, gloss, and clarity. While nearly any car can benefit from this service, certain types of vehicles see especially noticeable improvements.
Daily Drivers
Daily drivers are exposed to harsh conditions year-round, from road salt and UV rays to frequent washes and environmental fallout. Over time, this wear shows up as swirl marks, dull paint, and uneven surfaces. Paint correction removes these imperfections and brings back the vibrant, clean look of your vehicle. It’s a great way to refresh your car’s appearance and get it looking newer without a full repaint.
Dark-Colored Vehicles
Dark-colored cars tend to show every flaw, from light scratches to hazy swirl marks. Even the smallest imperfections are more visible on black, navy, or deep gray finishes. Paint correction is especially valuable for these vehicles because it smooths out the surface and delivers clarity, leaving behind a mirror-like gloss. If you want your dark paint to truly shine, correction is an essential step.
Luxury and Exotic Cars
Luxury and exotic vehicles deserve to look as impressive as they perform. These cars often have high-end finishes and complex curves that highlight any surface flaws. Paint correction helps achieve the flawless finish these vehicles are known for, making the most of their high-gloss, high-impact designs. It’s also the first step in preserving the car’s value and preparing it for advanced protection like ceramic coating.
Older or Neglected Vehicles
Even if your car hasn’t been pampered over the years, it’s not too late to bring it back to life. Paint correction can significantly improve the look of older or neglected vehicles by removing years of built-up oxidation, water spots, and swirl marks. With the right care and attention, a tired finish can be transformed into one that looks fresh, glossy, and well-maintained.
Show Cars and Collectibles
For vehicles that are displayed, photographed, or entered in shows, flawless paint is non-negotiable. Paint correction enhances the finish to a level that can stand up to close inspection, flash photography, and bright lighting. It eliminates haze and surface inconsistencies, helping your vehicle stand out and look its absolute best at every event.
Pristine Detailing FAQS
Discover More About Paint Correction
What is paint correction and how does it work?
Paint correction is a detailed process that removes imperfections from your vehicle’s clear coat, like swirl marks, water spots, oxidation, and light to moderate surface defects. Using professional tools and techniques, I carefully level the clear coat to eliminate these issues. The result is a smoother surface, enhanced clarity, and a deeper, more reflective shine.
How do I know if my vehicle needs paint correction?
If your paint looks dull, hazy, or full of fine scratches and swirl marks, your vehicle is likely a good candidate for paint correction. You might notice these imperfections in direct sunlight or under bright lights. Whether your car is a daily driver, a luxury vehicle, or something you want to bring back to life, paint correction can restore its original finish and significantly improve its appearance.
How long does paint correction take?
The time required for paint correction depends on the condition of your vehicle, the level of correction needed, and the size of the vehicle. Basic enhancement polishing may take several hours, while multi-step corrections can take a full day or longer. Since I handle all the work myself, I take the time needed to ensure each step is done right and the results meet the highest standards.
What is the difference between polishing and paint correction?
While both involve refining the surface of your paint, polishing is typically a lighter process used for general gloss enhancement. Paint correction, on the other hand, involves a more precise and focused approach to remove visible defects from the paint. True correction goes beyond improving the surface appearance and fixes the flaws that are dulling your finish.
Should I get ceramic coating after paint correction?
Yes, paint correction is an important first step before applying ceramic coating, especially if you want the best possible results. Coating over swirls or imperfections can lock them in and reduce the final look of the finish. By correcting the paint first, you create a clean, smooth surface that allows the ceramic coating to bond properly and maximize both its appearance and durability.
