Erase the swirls. Bring back the shine.
Those spiderweb swirls you see in the sun? They're tiny scratches in your clear coat. Our machine polishing removes them for good — not just hides them — revealing deep, mirror-like paint.
Choose your level
Gloss enhancement
A single polishing step that removes light swirls and dramatically boosts gloss. Great before a ceramic coating on newer cars.
Two-step correction
A cutting stage followed by a refining polish. Removes most swirls, water spots and light scratches.
Show-car correction
Multi-stage correction for show cars and classics — maximum defect removal and a flawless finish.
Common paint problems we remove
- Swirl marks from automatic car washes and bad wash technique
- Light scratches and scuffs
- Hard water spots and etching
- Oxidation and faded, chalky paint
- Holograms and buffer trails from previous polishing
Deep scratches that go through the clear coat can't be polished out, but they can often be greatly improved. We'll tell you honestly what to expect before we start.
Lock it in with ceramic coating
After correction your paint is the best it will ever look. A ceramic coating protects that finish for years and makes it much harder to swirl again.
Quote correction + coating
Paint correction questions
What's the difference between polishing and waxing?
Wax sits on top of the paint and temporarily fills in swirls. Polishing (paint correction) removes a microscopic layer of clear coat to level out scratches, so the defects are actually gone.
Is paint correction safe for my clear coat?
Yes, when done correctly. We measure, test and use the least aggressive method that gets results, preserving as much clear coat as possible.
How long does paint correction take?
A gloss enhancement can be done in a day; multi-step corrections can take two to three days depending on the size and condition of the vehicle.
Ready to transform your ride?
Free quotes, honest advice, and a lifetime warranty on our work. Call, text, or book online — we'll take it from there.