Appearance care
Paint correction and clarity consults
Correction is about clearcoat condition—what you see in sunlight, where swirls and scratches sit, and what level of refinement may be realistic for your paint.
What we look at together
- How paint looks in angled light—wash marks compared with deeper scratches.
- What you want improved on hoods, doors, or dark colors in direct sun.
- Light single-step clarity versus deeper multi-step refinement when paint allows.
- Stone chips, deep scratches, and repainted panels may still show after refinement.
Outcomes depend on paint age, thickness, and past polishing. Correction is not a substitute for body repair or a full refinish.
After correction
Newly refined paint often pairs well with a wax, sealant, or coating. The protective finish section explains those options in everyday terms.