Nix Swirls, Haze, and Defects
Professional Paint Correction in Lexington, KY
Revive Your Finish With Expert Paint Correction
If your paint looks great from far away but rough up close, paint correction is how we clean up the story. We’ll safely cut through swirls, light scratches, and haze, so your color and reflections actually pop when the sun hits, not just in filtered photos. It’s the difference between “yeah, it’s clean” and “okay, that thing looks slick,” and once you see your car after a proper correction, you won’t look at cheap washes the same way again.
Paint Correction Packages
2 Step Paint Correction
Starting At $899.99
This Package Includes:
- Level 1 exterior detail
- Paint decontamination
- 1 step (or stage) polishing
- 2 step (or stage) compound and polish
- We aim for 50%+ defect removal
- We aim for 75%+ defect removal
- Paint sealant
Bring Your Ride Back to Life With Paint Correction
How We Rejuvenate Your Paint Professionally
Careful Inspection Before We Touch a Polisher
Every paint correction job starts with a slow walk around your vehicle, not a rush to plug in a machine. We look at your paint in proper lighting, note swirl patterns, random scratches, and any previous work that’s been done, then talk with you about your goals. That lets us build a plan that’s right for your car, not just a one-size-fits-all “buff and go” session.
Test Spots and the Right Combo for Your Paint
Not all paint is the same, so we don’t treat it like it is. We dial in a test spot with different pad and polish combos until we find what gives the best cut and finish on your specific clear coat. Once that’s nailed, we work panel by panel using that winning combo, so you get consistent, high-level results across the entire vehicle.
Multiple Polishing Stages for a Sharp, Clean Finish
For vehicles that really need it, we use a multi-stage approach to chase deeper clarity. That might mean a heavier cut to knock down defects, followed by one or more refining steps to bring out that deep, crisp gloss. We use quality products, proper machines, and slow, controlled passes so your paint doesn’t just look shiny, it looks clean and sharp in direct sun.
Trained, Family-Run, and Detail-Obsessed
We’re a true family operation, and our name is on every job that leaves the shop, so “good enough” isn’t our thing. We work with high-end products, stay dialed in on training, and treat each paint correction like a build, not a chore. That mix of real skill, pride in our work, and long-term mindset is why people trust us with everything from daily drivers to toys and showpieces.
Check Out Our Paint Correction Service FAQs
1. What is paint correction, exactly?
Paint correction is a process where we safely polish your clear coat to remove swirls, light scratches, oxidation, and haze that make your paint look tired. We use specific pads, polishes, and techniques, not just a one-step cleaner you grab off a shelf. The goal is to level the surface so your color, flake, and reflections look clean, sharp, and glossy again.
2. How do I know if my vehicle needs paint correction?
If your car looks fine in the shade but shows spiderweb swirls and random scratches in the sun, it’s a good candidate for paint correction. Tunnel washes, dirty towels, and everyday use all leave marks in the clear coat over time. Once we see your vehicle in person, we’ll be straight with you about whether it needs a light polish or a more involved correction to really wake the paint up.
3. Will paint correction remove every scratch on my car?
Not every scratch can be taken out safely, and anyone who promises perfection every time isn’t being honest. We focus on defects that live in the clear coat, which covers most swirls, light scratches, and haze. Deep gouges you can feel with your fingernail might be improved, but chasing those completely would mean cutting too much clear, and we’re not going to risk the health of your paint for that.
4. Is paint correction safe for my clear coat?
When it’s done correctly, yes, it’s absolutely safe. We take our time, use proper lighting, and choose products that match the condition of your paint instead of going in super aggressive just to make it look good for a week. The idea is to make a big visual difference while still leaving plenty of clear coat for the future.
5. Why should I do paint correction before ceramic coating or PPF?
If you’re planning on ceramic coating or PPF, paint correction is the step that makes everything look next level. Coating and film will lock in whatever your paint looks like underneath, so if you skip correction, you’re sealing in swirls and haze. When we correct the paint first, then coat or wrap it, you get a clean, crisp finish that not only lasts longer but also looks way better every time you walk up to your car.
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