PAINT CORRECTION
Achieve a perfect finish before applying protection.
Paint correction is a very important step in the process of achieving the ideal finish. At done right we do not ignore the importance of making existing paint look its very best.
The process of paint correction is one where we analyze the state of a finish and determine the best course of action to bring it to the best possible level of enhanced appearance. This applies to older vehicles or new ones. We determine the thickness and condition of the paint based on its age and by careful measurement. With this information we can decide how to safely correct it. The needs of each vehicle are different, but the importance of the process is the same.
An older exotic vehicle that has been around longer than the popularity of modern self-healing paint protection film might need small scratches or rock chips fixed. These vehicles require an amount of care and expertise that not very many shops possess. This is of special importance if the car has original paint that must be preserved. There are many factors involved in analyzing the paint and planning the work. These include the age of the paint, how many times it has been corrected and current thickness of the paint or clear coat.
Newer vehicles would have slightly different needs. For example, more often than not, new vehicles arrive from the dealer with less than perfect paint. This is usually due to transport as many luxury cars are covered for the trip to the dealer. This sort of protection saves the car from irrecoverable paint damage, but in turn often adds very light scratches, hazing and swirl marks. Additionally, this can be exacerbated by less than ideal washing techniques at the dealership while the vehicle is waiting to be sold. Furthermore, transport often exposes vehicles to contaminants like rail dust and heat that can further intensify the contamination of paint.
benefits
Removal of Swirl Marks and Scratches
Paint correction effectively eliminates swirl marks, fine scratches, and other minor imperfections, restoring a smooth and flawless finish to the paint.
Elimination of Water Spots and Stains
Paint correction can effectively remove water spots, stains, and other blemishes caused by environmental factors, providing a cleaner and more polished appearance
Improved Reflection and Clarity
The correction process enhances the reflective properties of the paint, resulting in improved clarity and a mirror-like finish.
Preparation for Ceramic Coating or Paint Protection Film
Paint correction is often a preparatory step for applying ceramic coatings or paint protection films. A corrected surface ensures better adhesion and longevity of these protective layers.
Restoration of Gloss and Shine
By removing oxidation, contaminants, and surface defects, paint correction brings back the original gloss and shine of the paint, enhancing the overall appearance of the vehicle.
Increased Resale Value
A well-maintained and aesthetically pleasing paint finish contributes to the overall resale value of a vehicle. Paint correction helps retain the car's original condition
Long-Term Preservation
Paint correction, when followed by proper care and maintenance, helps preserve the quality of the paint for an extended period, delaying the onset of deterioration.
Enhanced Visibility of Metallic and Pearl Finishes
For vehicles with metallic or pearl finishes, paint correction brings out the full vibrancy and depth of these special paint effects.
Depth and Clarity Enhancement
The process enhances the depth and clarity of the paint, giving it a more vibrant and rich look. This is particularly noticeable on dark-colored vehicles.
Protection Against Further Damage
Removing contaminants and imperfections not only improves the appearance but also provides a protective layer, reducing the likelihood of further damage to the paint.
Professional Image
For businesses with a fleet of vehicles, paint correction enhances the professional image of the company. Well-maintained vehicles project a sense of quality and attention to detail.
Time and Cost Savings
Regular paint correction can save time and costs in the long run by preventing severe paint damage that may require more extensive and expensive repairs.
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