What You Should Know About Paint Correction
Paint correction is the process of machine polishing to remove dull finish swirls, spider-webbing, and minor imperfections in the clear coat, to bring back a showroom-like finish. But what exactly does all of this mean? Here is what you should know about paint correction.
The Process
The first thing is we use a two-bucket wash system to gently hand-shampoo away any sand, debris, or loose dirt. This reduces the introduction of marring and micro-scratches.
Second, a clay bar is then used to remove bonded surface contaminants. A common misconception is that once a vehicle has been washed, it is clean. While it may be clean to the naked eye, the surface is often still embedded with dirt and covered with stubborn contaminants. These contaminants settle on your car’s paint and become “bonded” after baking in the sun. We all know how strong the Florida sun is, and how much damage it can do.
The next process is a machine polish to smooth out the micro-scratches, spider-webbing, and swirl marks.
After all correction has taken place, it is time to seal up the vehicle’s paint to protect it from further scratching. Waxes and sealants are used to maintain a protective layer on your paint for several months. And by the way, upgrading to ceramic coatings can add years to your paint’s protection!
Why Is Paint Correction Important?
This process will keep the paint surface smooth, protected and as glossy as the day you bought it. If you see swirls or spider-webbing on your car in the sunlight, paint correction is your solution to get your car’s paint back in shape.
We can help renew that new car gloss. Book today – 850-248-2270.