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Thurston County
Paint correction
Using professional grade machinery and proper lighting, with a combination of wet sanding, compounds, polishes and specialty pads, we can remove scratches and swirls from your clear coat achieving that rich glossy mirror finish, restoring it to better than factory.
Introduction
Restore to perfection
Paint Correction refers to the process of restoring and rejuvenating the vehicles paint through the elimination of surface imperfections that dull the surface by reflecting light off in various directions, therefore detracting from a true reflection.
These imperfections include scratch and swirl marks, oxidation and fading, paint holograms, bird dropping etching and water spot damage. Once paint is corrected, it is a great idea to pair with one of our ceramic coating packages to lock in and protect from future defects.
Pricing
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Browse through our curated packages and see which ones may suit you best. Once you find one you’d like to enquire about, click the button and we can schedule a call. Or call us today!
Paint enhancement
Duration: 6 hours
This package is designed for car enthusiasts who use their vehicles as daily drivers but still want them to look sleek and stylish.
Wheels & Tires thoroughly cleaned
Non-sling tire dressing applied
Contaminants removal process
Tape off all trim pieces to avoid staining
Digital Paint Inspection
Single Stage Pass via DA Polisher
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level 2
Duration: 2-3 days
We do two passes with our Dual Action Orbital and/or Rotary. First pass we compound to remove light to moderate scratches and swirls. Second pass we use finishing pads and polishes to buff for shine and clarity. Level 2 removes 75-90% of scratches and swirls.
Exterior gentle wash
Wheels & Tires thoroughly cleaned
Non-sling tire dressing applied
Contaminants removal process
Tape off all trim pieces to avoid staining
Digital Paint Inspection
Dual Stage pass via DA/Rotary Polishers
Starts at $125 per man hour + cost of materials
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level 3
Duration: 3-4 days
Scratches and Swirls will be 95-100% removed with this package. Paint will be back to Pristine condition, after we are done!
Exterior gentle wash
Wheels & Tires thoroughly cleaned
Non-sling tire dressing applied
Contaminants removal process
Tape off all trim pieces to avoid staining
Digital Paint Inspection
Wet Sanding of Paint Surface
Dual Stage pass via DA/Rotary Polishers
Starts at $125 per man hour + cost of materials
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Our Portfolio
Over 30 Years of Experience
Sometimes the best way to understand what’s possible is to see the results. We’ve had decades of experience and hundreds of happy clients that have been blown away by the results when they come to pick their car up. We’ve worked with a wide range of cars over the years, so take a look on the main portfolio page and view by car make.
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Address: 640 O’Leary St NW, Olympia, WA 98502, US
Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Appointment Only)
Sat-Sun: CLOSED
Have more questions?
Get the answers to your most common queries regarding our Paint Correction & Enhancement process and services to get a smooth start in your detailing journey.
The cost of paint correction can vary depending on the level of correction required and the size of the vehicle. While it may be more expensive than a basic detailing job, the results can be well worth the cost, as it can greatly enhance the appearance and protection of the vehicle’s paint finish. Additionally, a well-done paint correction can increase the resale value of the vehicle.
The length of time that paint correction lasts depends on several factors, such as the quality of the products used, how the vehicle is maintained after the correction, and the driving conditions the vehicle is exposed to. In general, a properly done paint correction can last for several years.
When done correctly by a professional detailer, paint correction should not damage the paint. However, if done improperly, it is possible to remove too much clear coat, leaving the paint vulnerable to damage.
The length of time it takes to complete a paint correction job depends on several factors, such as the size of the vehicle, the severity of the imperfections, and the level of correction required. In general, a basic paint correction job can take anywhere from 4 to 8 hours, while a more extensive correction can take several days.
While it is possible to do paint correction by hand, it is much more time-consuming and less effective than using specialized tools and equipment. Professional detailers typically use a combination of machine polishers and abrasive compounds to achieve the best results.
Detailing is a more general term that refers to the cleaning, polishing, and protecting of a vehicle’s exterior and interior surfaces. Paint correction is a specific process within detailing that involves removing imperfections from the paint finish.
We get this all the time. We usually get the vehicle with a bunch of holograms in the paint and wax all in the emblems and honeycomb areas. This is clear signs of an inexperienced detailer with a rotary and a wool pad and with too much compound or polish, and not properly trim masking around vehicle prior to polishing.
No, paint correction should not remove the clear coat from your vehicle. Paint correction is a process of removing a very thin layer of clear coat, or paint, from the surface of your car to remove imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, or oxidation. However, if done correctly and with the proper tools and techniques, it should not remove more than a small fraction of the clear coat.
It’s important to note that if the clear coat is already very thin or damaged, then paint correction may not be the best solution, as it could potentially remove too much of the clear coat and cause further damage. In such cases, it’s important to consult a professional detailer or automotive paint specialist for guidance on the best course of action.