WHAT DOES THE PAINT CORRECTION PROCESS INCLUDE?
It may go without saying, but fixing the damage to your vehicle’s paint involves meticulous attention to detail. Anything less can yield unsatisfactory results, and we simply don’t tolerate that.
The paint correction in Braselton, GA process begins with a thorough inspection of the vehicle to identify problem areas. This gives us an idea of what we need to do and how long the process will take. It’s also why we struggle to answer the question “How long does paint correction take?” because it varies from vehicle to vehicle.
Once the inspection is completed, we begin to detail your exterior thoroughly. Naturally, this process removes loose dirt and debris. The next step is to follow up with claying the vehicle to move all bonded chemicals and contaminants that might be trapped in the paint.
What’s unfortunate is that much different paint correction in Braselton, GA companies skip this step. If they do, dirt and debris can remain and create more damage to your paint when it comes in contact with the polishing machine. Detailing the car also helps the polisher move better over the surface, and this reduces the chance of marring or sticking during the process. Lastly, detailing the car gives us a chance to see the actual condition of the paintwork which allows us to choose the best method to correct the problems.
Once all this is done, we can start the process of correcting the paint.
We use abrasive polishes to carefully smooth out any scratches, marring, swirl marks, etc. in the paint. This means that we are removing a very thin layer of paint and a clear coat. The type of polish that we use depends on the damaged area that we are working on at that time. Different areas may require different types of polishes.
Once the damage and imperfections have been removed, the next step is to remove any oils that remain from the polishing by wiping down the area with isopropyl alcohol. This process also helps reveal the fresh finish and allows us to see any other areas that need additional work.
When this process is finished, your vehicle should reflect the clouds in the sky with no visible blemishes.
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