Paint correction does not damage a vehicle's paint but instead provides important protection and preserving benefits. Paint correction removes a very thin layer of clear coat to address any blemishes. The vehicle is then polished and buffed into a shine. Our paint correction process includes a paint sealant to help protect your vehicle’s paint from future damage.

Although a high-quality paint correction can have long-lasting effects, your vehicle can eventually lose its shine or become less vibrant due to prolonged exposure to the elements. Adding a ceramic coating in addition to paint correction will extend and protect the beauty of your vehicle’s paint.

Paint correction is unable to fix dents, scratches, or deep chips on the surface. Paint correction can remove surface imperfections such as swirl marks, hazing, and other blemishes on your vehicle’s clear coat.

Although manufacturers strive for a flawless finish on their vehicles, it's common for a brand new vehicle to have some paint imperfections. This is because certain cost-saving measures during production or shipping damage during transportation can cause flaws in the factory paint job.

At Tailored Auto Detailing, our paint correction service starts with an exterior detailing that emphasizes quality and care. This includes a two-bucket hand wash, decontamination, and a clay bar technique to avoid worsening any existing defects on your vehicle's clear coat.

After cleaning your vehicle, we inspect the paint so we can proceed with the paint correction process. Tailored Auto Detailing has expertise in identifying and addressing a variety of paint defects that vehicles can experience in Slinger, Wisconsin. We evaluate your vehicle for scrapes, swirls, marks, and stains to pinpoint any problem areas that require attention before we begin cutting.

To successfully smooth out any defects on your vehicle's clear coat, it's crucial to use the appropriate tools, pads, and techniques. Utilizing the compound abrasions method can effectively eliminate small defects and clear coat problems by carefully polishing down the exterior painted areas.

When we cut with compounds, it removes a thin layer of clear coat from your vehicle's exterior, leaving a haze over your vehicle's surface. That's why buffing, polishing, and jeweling stages are essential and necessary to revitalize the gloss and clarity of your paintwork.