Paint Correction

Our New Car Detail is predominantly aimed at brand new vehicles.

It is often the case, that new cars are delivered with paintwork, that is far from what is to be expected for a vehicle which has recently left the showroom.  

Swirl marks, machine marring and sanding marks, are all commonly seen on new vehicles. 

This is partially due to an often lack of time dealerships have, to spend meticulously preparing new vehicles.  

We on the other hand, have the time to dedicate a number of days to your new vehicle’s paintwork, making it look as new as it is.

Our process includes an extensive exterior wash, decontamination of the paintwork to remove any bonded contaminates, followed by a machine polish to remove any of the aforementioned imperfections to the paint.

Clients often opt to add a form of protection to the vehicle at this stage in the form of either a ceramic coating, or paint protection film. This ensures that the results achieved are given an additional layer of protection, thus reducing the risk of potential imperfections reoccurring. 

Our Enhancement detail is aimed at vehicles which are in very good condition, however, minor paint imperfections are visible within the paint.

We aim to carry out a single stage machine polish to remove defects such as light swirling, holograms and machine marring, leaving the paint free of any minor paint imperfections, which in turn, dramatically improves paint clarity gloss levels, and overall appearance. 

Clients often opt to add a form of protection to the vehicle at this stage in the form of either a ceramic coating, or paint protection film. This ensures that the results achieved are given an additional layer of protection, thus reducing the risk of potential imperfections reoccurring.

Our correction detail is aimed at vehicles with severe paint defects such as heavy swirling from automated car washes, light to medium scratches and bird lime etching.

The darker the colour of your vehicle, the more noticeable these defects will be.

The process includes 2/3 stages of machine polishing which in some cases follows wet sanding, where deeper scratches can be removed or their visibility reduced dramatically.

This process will remove a very small percentage of the top layer of clear coat, revealing a fresh layer of unmarked paint beneath. 

This level of detail would achieve approximately 85% correction and is designed to make a vast difference in the overall aesthetic of your vehicle. 

Clients often opt to add a form of protection to the vehicle at this stage in the form of either a ceramic coating, or paint protection film. This ensures that the results achieved are given an additional layer of protection, thus reducing the risk of potential imperfections reoccurring.