Why Does My Car Look Cloudy Instead of Glossy in Direct Sun?

Stage 1 correction removes light swirl marks and water spots and starts at $400 for a sedan. Stage 2 and 3 correction cut deeper, removing heavier scratches and oxidation and leaving a mirror finish, with pricing based on the vehicle and paint condition.

Yes. Every correction job includes paint gauge measurement before and after, so you know exactly how much clear coat was removed and how much is left.

Paint correction removes swirl marks, water spots, oxidation and light-to-moderate scratches sitting in the clear coat. Deep scratches that go through to the base coat or metal need bodywork or touch-up paint instead, and we'll tell you honestly which one your car needs.