Deeper defect reduction
Correction with paint preservation as the priority.
Paint correction is a more intensive polishing process intended to reduce swirl marks, oxidation, wash marring, correctable water spotting and lighter scratches.

Service fit
Who this is for
Vehicles where paint condition limits clarity and a more substantial, measured improvement is justified.
- Indicative price
- From £500
- Typical timing
- Often one to several days; assessment required
- Service model
- Mobile at a suitable home, workplace or agreed location
Included
The work is selected around condition
- Full safe wash and decontamination
- Focused paint inspection and test sections
- Consideration of paint thickness and prior repair
- A correction process selected for the vehicle
- Refining where required
- Panel preparation, protection and final inspection
Not automatic
Clear boundaries before work begins
- A promised correction percentage
- Unsafe removal of deep defects
- Stone-chip, dent or bodyshop repair
- Correction where remaining paint does not support it
- Ceramic coating unless selected

Expected outcome
A measured improvement, explained clearly.
A significant improvement in clarity where the paint allows. Not all defects can or should be removed; isolated deep damage may need a different repair.
From £500 following photographic or physical assessment. Complexity, paint hardness, defect level and protection affect the quote.
The process
Assessment before assumption
- 01
Send the details
Vehicle make, model, postcode, condition, concerns and useful photographs.
- 02
Receive a recommendation
The service and realistic expected result are matched to the vehicle.
- 03
Confirm access and price
Good photographs are useful, but some vehicles require in-person inspection. Safe covered space may be necessary for multi-day work.
- 04
Complete and maintain
Careful washing is essential after correction. The selected protection and maintenance routine are explained at handover.
Questions
About paint correction
Is paint correction the same as polishing?
Correction is a polishing process, but it normally involves more assessment, defect reduction and refinement than a lighter enhancement.
Can every scratch be removed?
No. Deep defects may extend too far into the paint system to remove safely. Preservation takes priority.
Why is an assessment needed?
Paint type, prior repairs, defect depth and the desired result all affect the safe process and time required.
Request an assessment
Tell us about the vehicle.
Send the vehicle, location, required service and a few photographs where possible. You will receive a recommendation and an accurate quotation.
