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Hatchbacks & coupes
For Polos, i10s, GR Yaris and similar.
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R3500
Cut + finish. Addresses moderate defects before refining to a deep gloss.
Two-step correction is the sweet spot for vehicles with moderate swirling, sanding marks or RIDS that one-step cannot remove. We dedicate a cut pass and a refining pass to each panel.
For Polos, i10s, GR Yaris and similar.
For C-Class, 3-Series, Macan and similar.
For Range Rover, X5 and Ranger.
If light polishing barely scratches the surface of your defects, two-step gives you the cutting power and clarity you need. Look for these cues.
Scratches visible at a distance or caused by improper washing demand a cut pass before refining.
Those rotary buffer trails need a targeted cut to flatten, followed by a haze-removing finish.
Ceramic coatings lock in whatever is beneath. Two-step resets the paint so coatings perform.
Older single-stage or neglected metallic paints need more bite plus a jewelling pass.
Years of automatic washes, bird etching, tree sap and dealer prep marks etch deeply. A soft finishing pass alone won’t pull them out.
Decon wash, clay, iron removal and extensive tape-up to protect trim, rubber and badges.
Heavy defect removal using measured passes, forced rotation tools and tailored compounds.
Soft foam pads and finishing polish restore clarity, remove haze and increase gloss.
Panel wipe, sealant/coating prep and inspection under high-CRI lighting with you.
Pair it with ceramic coating? We can go straight into coating prep once the correction is complete.
A 1-step uses a single compound to cut and finish in one pass. A 2-step uses a heavier cutting compound first to remove deeper defects, then a finer polish to refine the finish. More correction, more time, better result.
A full day. Sometimes two days on larger vehicles or heavily neglected paint. We do not rush paint correction.
Correctly done paint correction removes a minimal, controlled amount of clear coat. We use a paint depth gauge before and after to make sure we stay well within safe limits. On paint with an already thin clear coat, we will tell you before we start.
Yes. A 2-step correction gets your paint to its best possible condition. Ceramic coating locks that in and protects it going forward. Getting a ceramic coat without correction first is sealing defects in permanently.
