2-step paint correction

Service Description

Step 1: Cutting/Compounding Goal: Remove deeper paint imperfections. Process: A more aggressive compound and cutting pad are used with a dual-action or rotary polisher. This step removes a thin layer of the clear coat to level the surface and eliminate defects like: Swirl marks Moderate scratches Water spots Oxidation Step 2: Polishing/Finishing Goal: Refine the paint for clarity and gloss. Process: A finishing polish and a softer polishing pad are used. This step removes any haze or micro-marring left behind from the compounding stage and enhances the gloss and depth of the paint. Final Result: The paint surface becomes significantly smoother, glossier, and nearly defect-free. Ideal preparation before applying a ceramic coating, wax, or sealant.