Why is it that cars always look their best when they are fresh out of the show room? And why are people usually not able to maintain that gloss and shine throughout the years? It is because when car paint gets old, is  exposed to the elements for a long period of time and when people wash their cars using unsafe techniques; oxidation, scratches, swirls marks, water spots among other things are introduced to the paint. When these damages accumulate on the paint you may start to notice the paint losing its gloss and shine.

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A properly done paint correction can remove most of the imperfections and restore the paint to a reflective and glossy finish. It essentially involves removing a very thin layer of the clear coat on the paint and smoothing it out. However, there is only a finite amount of clear coat on the paint, our goal is to restore  the paint by removing the LEAST amount of clear coat ensuring we do not compromise the integrity of the paint.

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(Just a side note: Car paint don't actually look the best when they are fresh out of a show room, they look the best when the paint is properly cleaned and corrected. During manufacture, transportation and general cleaning of the car by the dealership, new cars' paint often have imperfections in them. Although dealerships maintain the cleanliness of their cars regularly, but swirls and scratches are often introduced because of their lack of safe washing techniques and detailing skills.

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