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Paint Correction & Reconditioning
Paint corrective processes are body-shop techniques utilized to remove imperfections from your paint paint finish permanently. Imperfections can include bird stains, hard-water deposits, circular swirls and scratches.
Many surface stains, scratches and abrasions which only lightly affects the top-layer of the original paint finish can quickly ruin your day. Damages to the exterior finish detracts from the overall appearance and value.
Most top-layer imperfections can often be removed without having to repaint the panel....and at a budget.
Many surface stains, scratches and abrasions which only lightly affects the top-layer of the original paint finish can quickly ruin your day. Damages to the exterior finish detracts from the overall appearance and value.
Most top-layer imperfections can often be removed without having to repaint the panel....and at a budget.
There are three layers of paint on a factory-built car.
- Top layer is the clear coat, a glossy layer that protects the paint beneath it.
- Next is the base coat, which gives the car its color.
- The bottom coat, painted directly onto the metal body of the car, is known as the primer.
Sometimes, shallow scratches and abrasions only penetrate the clear coat. This type of damage can be safely removed utilizing our paint free restoration techniques.
Scratches and abrasions that cut into the base coat will require a bit more effort.
Scratches and abrasions that cut so deep into the primer might require air brushing or complete panel repainting if it cannot be touched up effectively due to the damage.
Scratches and abrasions that cut into the base coat will require a bit more effort.
Scratches and abrasions that cut so deep into the primer might require air brushing or complete panel repainting if it cannot be touched up effectively due to the damage.
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