Assessment before polishing
Different paint systems, panel histories and defect levels respond differently. Inspection helps determine where correction is appropriate and what result can be achieved safely.
Paint correction is a measured polishing process used to improve clarity and reduce visible defects. Autoshine inspects the finish under controlled lighting and agrees a realistic correction approach before work begins.
Different paint systems, panel histories and defect levels respond differently. Inspection helps determine where correction is appropriate and what result can be achieved safely.
Machine polishing can reduce wash marring, swirl marks, oxidation and other visible imperfections. The goal is a clearer, more consistent finish without chasing defects beyond sensible limits.
After correction, a suitable ceramic coating or other protection can help preserve the refined surface and make maintenance easier. Autoshine can recommend the next step around the vehicle’s use.
Paint correction can improve many swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation and haze, but the achievable result depends on defect depth and available paint thickness.
Paint correction is a specialist part of exterior detailing focused on refining painted surfaces. A detailing service may include other cleaning, preparation, protection and interior work.
Coating is optional, but it can help protect the refined finish and simplify maintenance. Autoshine can recommend protection after inspecting the vehicle.