Reconditioning
Restore Before You Protect.
Protection performs best when the surface underneath it is properly prepared. Our correction and reconditioning process addresses imperfections, oxidation, contamination and finish quality.
The Problem
Your paint has stories it shouldn't.
Swirl marks from improper washing, oxidation from UV exposure, water spots, holograms from poor buffing, and embedded contamination all degrade your finish. Applying coating or film over flawed paint locks those imperfections in — and magnifies them.
The Solution
Machine correction for a flawless base.
Our reconditioning process uses measured machine polishing to level the clear coat and remove swirl marks, oxidation, water spots and holograms. The result is a finish that's genuinely flawless — the proper foundation for any coating or film that follows, and a dramatic transformation on its own.
Benefits
What You Get
Available Options
Choose Your Level of Protection
Good
Single-stage enhancement — light correction to remove minor swirl and restore gloss for well-maintained vehicles.
Better
Two-stage correction — deeper correction removing moderate imperfections for a noticeably flawless finish.
Ultimate
Multi-stage correction — maximum refinement for neglected or high-value vehicles, achieving a near-perfect finish.
Installation Process
How We Do It
Inspection
Paint depth measurement and defect mapping to determine the right correction level.
Decontamination
Clay bar and chemical decontamination to remove bonded contaminants from the surface.
Machine Correction
Measured polishing stages to level the clear coat and remove defects.
Finishing
Final polish and wipe-down to reveal the true gloss and prepare for protection.
FAQ
Common Questions
Does my vehicle need paint correction first?
Most vehicles benefit from some correction before protection, since coating and film lock in whatever is underneath.
Can paint correction fix deep scratches?
Correction removes defects within the clear coat. Scratches that penetrate to the primer or base coat may require touch-up or repainting.
How long does paint correction take?
A single-stage enhancement takes a day; two-stage and multi-stage corrections can take 2–4 days depending on vehicle size and condition.
Ready to Protect Your Vehicle?
Tell us about your vehicle and we'll build the right protection plan for you.