Paint Correction

Erase the Past.

Reveal the Gloss.

Scratches, swirls, and faded paint? Our paint correction process removes imperfections and revives your car’s finish. Ideal for enthusiasts or prepping for ceramic coating.

Restore That Flawless Finish

Over time, your vehicle’s paint can develop swirl marks, scratches, and hazing that dull its shine. Our paint correction service is a professional process that safely removes those imperfections and restores your car’s gloss to near-new condition.

Using a two-phase approach—first compounding to cut through defects, then polishing to refine the finish—we dramatically improve the clarity and depth of your vehicle’s paint. Perfect for anyone looking to revive their paint or prep their car for long-term protection.

Eliminates swirl marks, oxidation, and surface scratches
Restores depth, color, and high-gloss shine

Prepares the surface for ceramic coating
Enhances your vehicle’s appearance and value

2-Step Paint Correction

The Process:

Step 1: Machine compound to remove defects
Step 2: Polish for high-gloss clarity
Optional: Add ceramic coating for long-term shine

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1-STep Process

Starting at $399

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2-Step process

Starting at $550

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FAQS

1. What is the difference between carbon tint and ceramic tint?

Carbon tint is a strong value option that improves appearance, privacy, and UV protection. Nano ceramic tint is the premium option, offering significantly stronger heat rejection and upgraded overall performance.

2. Does your tint block UV rays?

Yes. Both of our tint options block 99% of UVA and UVB rays.

3. What tint shades do you offer?

Our carbon tint is available in 5%, 20%, 35%, and 50%. Our nano ceramic tint is available in 5%, 20%, 35%, 50%, and 70%.

4. Which tint is better for heat reduction?

Our nano ceramic tint offers the strongest heat rejection, with TSER ranging from 54% to 82% and IR rejection from 78% to 87%, making it the better choice for maximum comfort.