Paint Correction and Polishing Services In Mason, Ohio

An easy way to understand this is as follows: Anything that has not cracked the body of your vehicle or caused damage that has reached and negatively affected your vehicle’s original paintwork beneath the clear coat can be corrected. This includes, but is not limited to, swirl marks from poor washing techniques, light surface scratches, stains from bird droppings and tree sap, etching from acid rain, and more.

We do not require paint correction prior to the application of ceramic coating. However, paint correction is highly recommended. No paintwork is without some type of defect that should not be highlighted alongside your deep, detailed, and beautiful paintwork.  The benefits of paint correction are many, but the main two are improved reflectivity and longevity of your paintwork. If you choose not to do paint correction, we will still clean your car's exterior with a decontamination wash and then apply the ceramic coating.

There are no smoke and mirrors here at Luxury Car Care LLC - your paint will be permanently corrected. However, bear in mind that paint correction and polishing in no way permanently prevents FUTURE degradation and defects from taking place, so it pays to consider paint protection to follow.

Paint correction services are completely constrained to your surface clear coat. The defects that can be remedied by our packages here at Luxury Car Care LLC of Mason, Ohio are only inflicted on your vehicle’s clear coat. Any damage that might have broken through to your actual paintwork requires a specific type of auto body repair. The only exception to this is if you have an older vehicle with single stage paint.  In that scenario, our professionals can still bring back the luster of your paint with a paint correction detail. However,  it is important to keep in mind that we can only work with what is there and we may not be able to achieve the same level of perfection that we could if you had a modern vehicle.

We get this question a lot, and the answer is… yes!  Automatic car washes can cause swirls and scratches in your paint.  Here’s why: most automatic car washes use brushes or other abrasive materials to clean your car.  These brushes can be made of different materials, but they all have one thing in common: they’re not as soft as a sponge or cloth.  As the brushes spin around, they can easily cause swirls and scratches in your paint.  Additionally, automatic car wash brushes often pick up material such as dirt, sand, and even small rocks from other vehicles and deposit them on your car.  The result is that your car’s paint is being abraded by both the brush and the debris it’s picking up.