Assessment first
Work is planned from inspection findings, not assumptions about the paint.
Service
Machine refinement of painted surfaces, carried out after assessment and used where the paint's condition calls for it.
Overview
Paint correction is a controlled refinement process. Paint is inspected under dedicated lighting, assessed, and then refined using appropriate machine polishing steps.
Because correction removes a small amount of clear coat, the work is planned around what the paint can support rather than a fixed package.
Benefits
Work is planned from inspection findings, not assumptions about the paint.
Steps are selected for the panel and finish being worked on.
Correction is commonly carried out before film or coating is applied.
Who it's for
Products & materials
Product selection is confirmed per vehicle after assessment.
Process
Step 01
Panel-by-panel assessment under dedicated lighting.
01
Panel-by-panel assessment under dedicated lighting.
02
Surfaces are cleaned and decontaminated before any machine work.
03
A test area establishes the combination that suits the paint.
04
Machine polishing steps are carried out panel by panel.
05
Residue is removed and the finish is re-inspected.
Before / After
Drag to compare paint condition. Placeholder imagery until project photography is supplied.


Related projects
Paint Protection Film · Full Body
Demo project entry showing full-body coverage with prior correction.
Paint Correction · Not applicable
Demo project entry showing a correction and detailing programme.
FAQ
Share your vehicle details and we will come back with coverage options and a quote after inspection.