Swirls, holograms, light scratches, oxidation and water spots can reduce the clarity of your paint. Correction levels the affected surface through controlled polishing. Deep scratches and defects that extend through the clear coat may remain.
Single-stage or multi-stage?
Single-stage correction uses one polishing step to improve gloss and lighter defects. Multi-stage work adds compounding before finishing polish for more demanding paint. Our team inspects your vehicle and recommends the appropriate approach, not simply the most aggressive one.
Inspect and measure
We inspect the finish and check paint depth where appropriate before selecting pads, polish and the correction approach. Paint condition and previous repairs help guide what is safe.
Wash and decontaminate
A decontamination wash and clay treatment remove bonded contamination so polishing starts on a clean surface.
Compound, polish and inspect
Compounding addresses heavier defects where needed. Polishing refines the finish. A panel wipe and inspection under lights help reveal the actual result, without residues masking the paint.
Pair it with ceramic coating
Correction improves the finish. Ceramic coating helps protect that prepared finish and makes routine washing easier. Our real Mercedes G63 job combined correction with paint, wheel and glass coating.
Mercedes G63 AMG · Paint correction, 5 to 7 year ceramic coating, ceramic wheels and glass, 15% front windows
Real work from the Worth Wile Shop.
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