Paint Correction
Paint treatment is a worthwhile investment for those who value their vehicle’s beauty and longevity. You can’t gain any more attention for your car than this, especially from folks who don’t know anything about automobiles.
Car owners always want their vehicles to look brand new. By the time you drive your vehicle off the dealership, there are already countless blemishes on its surface. From the moment the vehicle left the factory, environmental factors have already wreaked havoc on the paint.
To put it in very simple words, paint correction is the process of reducing or eliminating surface imperfections in the top layer of a car’s paint. As such, this only addresses surface issues that are present in the clear coat of the paint. If left uncorrected, the car’s paint will appear dull or fuzzy. This occurs because light is reflected in different directions. There may also be oxidation on the clear coat, leading to increased haze.
Paint correction aims to “address” these issues by creating a surface that can have a clean, sharp, and proper reflection. This involves different techniques, tools and products. Auto detailers may apply different grades of cleaners, compounds, or polishes to achieve the desired result. In the application of these products, car detailers can use their hands or a special machine. Most detailers use a rotary polishing machine to help provide the best level of paint correction.