Mobile Paint Correction Services

Preparation: This includes washing the vehicle, drying it, and masking off areas that should not be corrected.

Inspection: The professional will inspect the paint to determine the condition and identify any areas that need special attention.

Clay bar treatment: The paint surface is treated with a clay bar to remove any contaminants that can interfere with the correction process.

Selecting the right abrasives: The professional will choose the appropriate abrasives, such as compounds, polishes, and sandpapers, taking into consideration the condition of the paint and the type of vehicle.

Correction process: The correction process involves removing surface imperfections using a high-speed rotary or dual-action polisher. The professional will work in small sections and use different abrasives as needed to achieve the desired result.

Buffing: The corrected surface is then buffed to remove any residual abrasives and leave the surface smooth and shiny.

Final inspection: The professional will inspect the paint to ensure that it has been corrected to their high standards.

Protection: The final step is to apply a protective layer, such as a wax or sealant, to help preserve the shine and protect the paint from future damage.