This simple diagram illustrates a typical modern paint system – base coat / clear coat where topical and sub-topical defects are embedded into the clear coat. The red dotted line illustrates how the clear coat can be reduced following a paint correction. As illustrated, some defects will be completely removed while others such as sub-topical scratches…
The most notorious defects of them that 99% of vehicles have are swirl marks! Why do i have swirl marks? What causes swirl marks? These are one of many questions car enthusiast ask themselves. Swirl marks are thin scratches that can be found on painted surfaces, headlights, tail lights, door pillars, coated wood grain, door…
Paint correction is a craftmanship of refining the surface, permanently removing as many defects as possible such as swirl marks, scratches, water etching or any defects that are topical and/or sub-topical thru mechanical abrasions via machine polishing, without jeopardizing the clear coat. It takes skills and patience in order to truly complete the highest degree…