Have you ever wondered why your car doesn’t shine like it used to? Or have you ever bought a new vehicle only to find out the one you drive away with doesn’t pop like the model on the showroom floor? Even after a fresh wash when your car doesn’t have a single flake of dust on it, it still doesn’t look quite right.
Here’s why.
Automotive paint is a delicate thing. It is beautiful when seen in pristine condition, but awfully delicate. That means a whole host of potential hazards can mar your car’s appearance. Sometimes this means large, visible disfigurements. But more often the marring occurs in thousands of tiny scratches, spots, or fades. You may not be able to see it from a few feet away when casually looking over a vehicle, but collectively they inhibit the depth and clarity of your paint, rendering it unimpressive.
That’s where paint correction comes in.
The good news is that the majority of these paint defects can be removed through a series of paint decontamination and correction. And if you want evidence, we have it.
Last week a customer brought his new Mercedes-AMG E63 to our shop. As you can see, the vehicle was in poor condition when he received it. Swirl marks were all over the car. Hard water spots were prevalent on the hood. We even found a collection of streaks and fades from previous attempts to polish.
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