New vehicle prep, focused paint correction and polishing
- New Vehicle Prep: Includes the steps below prior to Ceramic Coating or Paint Protection Film application.
- Surface Decontamination: Both chemical and mechanical steps are taken to ensure all bonded contaminants are eliminated exposing a bare surface.
- Focused Paint Correction: Taking the least aggressive approach to eliminate visual and optical paint imperfections such as swirls and scratches.
- Enhancement Polishing: Further refining the optical clarity and improving depth, gloss and light refraction.
- Prep Wipe and Inspect: Wipe down all paint corrected surfaces to eliminate any residue or polishing oils and provide a visual evaluation.
*Pricing subject to size and condition of vehicle, visual inspection required for estimates. Starting at $695.00
What is Paint Correction?
Paint correction is a meticulous process involving the leveling of the paint surface using various polishers, assortment of buffing pads, compounds and polishes. This technique effectively removes imperfections such as swirl marks, holograms, light, moderate to extreme scratches, oxidation, water spots, orange peel, paint drips and other types of imperfections.
High-quality Exterior Paint Correction significantly refines your vehicle's finish by leveling the clear coat, which dramatically enhances the gloss and optical clarity of your car's paint.
As the premier destination for Paint Correction services in Tustin and Orange County, you can confidently rely on me to address all your paint-related concerns with expert solutions!
Visit me for an estimate tailored to your vehicle's specific needs at my location in Tustin Ca.
Examples of paint imperfections and defects that can be removed with my Paint Correction services.
Paint Oxidation
Paint oxidation occurs when the paint on a vehicle or any surface interacts with oxygen, resulting in the deterioration of the chemical composition within the paint structure. This process can lead to issues such as discoloration, fading, and a loss of luster, ultimately compromising the aesthetic quality of the surface.
Swirls and scratches
High-volume car washes, often characterized by substandard wash techniques and products, along with a lack of proper maintenance, typically result in compromised vehicle surfaces. The clear coats applied in contemporary automotive finishes are notably soft, making them susceptible to damage. The abrasive action of residual media and dirt remaining on the surface significantly contributes to this deterioration.
Bonded contamination
Bonded contamination arises from various environmental factors that affect the paint of your vehicle. This includes the accumulation of dirt and dust that adheres to the surface, as well as industrial and vehicular contaminants such as iron particles from brake dust, steel debris, and organic residues like insect remains, which can become embedded. Additionally, tar and asphalt splatters contribute to this complex issue, necessitating careful attention to maintain the vehicle's exterior integrity.
Stains/etchings
Bird droppings that remain on a vehicle's surface for an extended period can lead to significant and irreversible damage. Birds often ingest food particles along with abrasive materials such as sand and glass, resulting in droppings that are particularly harmful. The high uric acid content in their excrement renders it highly caustic, capable of eroding the clear coat of the vehicle's finish and causing lasting harm. Additionally, bee pollen excrement contains acidic components that can similarly compromise the integrity of the clear coat if allowed to remain untreated.
Paint overspray/sap
Solvent-based or water-based paints can adversely affect a vehicle's paint surface if allowed to dry without prompt removal. This contamination often occurs due to overspray from nearby contractors or inadequate masking by body shops during repairs. The affected surface may exhibit a gritty or rough texture, with visible paint residue present. Additionally, tree sap poses a significant threat to automotive paint, as its acidic and organic compounds can etch into the surface, resulting in permanent damage. The longer these contaminants remain, the more severe the deterioration becomes.
Water spots
Improperly functioning sprinklers and stagnant rainwater exposed to direct sunlight can adversely affect your vehicle's paintwork. Sprinklers often utilize recycled water, which may contain harmful chemicals that can damage the paint if allowed to dry on the surface. Additionally, standing rainwater can accumulate on a vehicle's exterior, acting as a magnifying lens when subjected to direct sunlight. The resultant heat from the droplets can lead to staining and etching of the paint surface. It is crucial to address these issues promptly to preserve the integrity of your vehicle's finish.
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