Restore mirror optical clarity, depth, and permanent gloss to your clear coat. We bring multi-stage dual-action machine polishing directly to your door in the San Fernando Valley.
Every paint correction process begins with safe chemical deconstruction and digital paint audit before any machine rotary contacts your vehicle.
Dissolves embedded brake dust, industrial fallout, and road tar from clear coat micropores using pH-neutral chemicals and synthetic clay.
Ultrasonic measurement of clear coat thickness across all body panels to ensure safe compounding margins and preserve clear coat life.
Micro-testing pad and compound combinations on a test panel to determine the optimal abrasives for your specific paint hardness.
Micro-abrasive leveling eliminating 85-95% of wash swirls, spider webbing, bird dropping etchings, and moderate fingernail scratches.
Ultra-fine rotary jeweling that removes microscopic haze, holograms, and buffer trails, unlocking pure wet-look mirror reflections.
15% Isopropyl alcohol wipe-down to reveal genuine defect removal, followed by synthetic ceramic sealant to lock in the perfected finish.
Select your vehicle size and paint correction package. Choose your preferred day and driveway location.
Our mobile detailing rig arrives fully equipped with pure deionized water, generators, and multi-stage polishing setups.
We perform multi-stage correction under inspection lighting, restoring flawless gloss and depth to your clear coat.
In Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley, 1-step paint correction averages $380 to $500 (removing 60% to 75% of minor swirls and light scratches). A multi-stage (2-step) compounding and finishing polish averages $580 to $850 (removing 85% to 95% of deeper defects and water spot etching). Exact costs depend on vehicle size, paint hardness, and clear coat depth.
1-step paint correction uses an all-in-one or medium-cut finishing polish to enhance gloss and eliminate light swirl marks in a single pass. 2-step correction uses an aggressive compounding stage to level heavier scratches, followed by a secondary finishing polish that jewels the clear coat to deep mirror optical perfection.
Paint correction removes only a microscopic layer (2-4 microns) of clear coat to level the peaks and valleys caused by scratches. We measure paint thickness with digital gauges before beginning to ensure total safety and preserve your paint's long-term UV defense.
Yes. Paint correction leaves your clear coat bare and unprotected. Applying a 3-year or 5-year ceramic coating immediately locks in the high gloss and provides a durable hydrophobic barrier against UV radiation, bug splatter, and hard water spots.
Our mobile units serve Mission Hills, Woodland Hills, Northridge, Encino, Studio City, Burbank, and all 36 SFV communities.