If you care for a shiny vehicle, a paint polish or correction may be something for you. A paint polish decreases any paint imperfections to give you that glossy appearance. Swirls, scratches, and marring are unavoidable but fixable. There are three different levels or stages in paint correction. A 1-stage polish reduces and cleanses light swirls marks. A 2-stage polish is best for cars that haven't been polished in a couple of years or are in good to fair condition. If left unattended, these marks can become excessive; a 3-stage polish may become necessary.
Polishing Packages
Please note; due to the complexity of this job, please allow one to two days to complete
Level 1
Recommended for paint enhancement every 6 to 12 months. For lightly weathered paint with a light amount of swirl marks and marring.
- Wheels and tires
- Foam pressure wash
- Iron and water spot decontamination
- Clay bar treatment
- Polish, 1 stage
- Hand wash
- Spray wax and sealant
- Exterior rubbers and plastics dressed for protection
Starting At
Small: $500
Medium: $600
Large: $700
Level 2
Recommended for moderately weathered paint with a medium amount of swirls or scratches.
- Wheels, tires, and surrounding area throughoughly scrubbed
- Foam pressure wash
- Iron and water spot decontamination
- Clay bar treatment
- Polish, 2 stage
- Hand wash
- Spray wax and sealant
- Exterior rubbers and plastics dressed for protection
Starting At
Small: $750
Medium: $850
Large: $950
Level 3
Inspection recommended for advanced paint correction. Refines heavily weathered paint such as excess swirl marks, marring, and other defects.
- Wheels, tires, and surrounding area thouroughly scrubbed
- Foam pressure wash
- Iron and water spot decontamination
- Clay bar treatment
- Polish, 3 stage
- Hand wash
- Spray wax and sealant
- Exterior rubbers and plastics dressed for protection
Starting At
Small: $1,000
Medium: $1,100
Large: $1,200
Add-on Services
Graphene Ceramic Coat
I describe a ceramic coat as a temporary clear coat or a premium long-term wax. It creates a semi-permanent protective layer that is difficult to remove or break down. This durable protective layer provides deep gloss levels, makes for easier cleaning, and resists light damage. Though ceramic coatings make for a good choice, it has some drawbacks, such as limited protection from swirls, scratches, and rock chips. Some ceramic coatings are more durable than others, not that one is better than others, but some people may benefit from one over the other. Whichever ceramic coat you go with, plan on future proper care and maintenance if you plan to achieve maximum durability.