Compact
Hatchbacks and coupes, including Polo, i10, GR Yaris, and similar.
2-Step Paint Correction
Cut first.
Refine second.
R3500
Standard
Sedans and crossovers, including C-Class, 3-Series, Macan, and similar.
Large
SUVs and bakkies, including Range Rover, X5, Ranger, and similar.
What your paint receives.
- 01Thorough wash with chemical and mechanical paint decontamination.
- 02Paint assessment, thickness readings, and careful masking of sensitive trim.
- 03Dedicated cutting stage to reduce moderate swirls, oxidation, and deeper defects.
- 04Separate refining stage to remove compounding haze and recover clarity.
- 05Panel wipe, final inspection, and protection applied to the corrected finish.
How to tell a 2-Step Correction is right for your car.
- Swirls and scratches remain obviousDefects are visible from a distance and need more cutting power than a finishing polish can provide.
- Holograms move across the paintPrevious machine polishing has left rotary trails or haze that require correction and refinement.
- The finish is heavily oxidisedNeglected paint has lost depth and needs a stronger first stage before gloss can be restored.
- You are preparing for a coatingCorrecting the surface first prevents visible defects from being sealed beneath long-term protection.
The Revival process.
Assess and prepare
The paint is cleaned, decontaminated, measured, and masked before correction starts.
Cut
Measured compound passes reduce the deeper correctable defects in the clear coat.
Refine
A finer polish removes compounding haze and restores clarity and gloss.
Protect and inspect
The corrected finish is checked under lighting before protection is applied.
A ceramic coating can be applied after correction to protect the finish for longer.
Plan Your VisitQuestions, answered.
What is the difference between a 1-Step and 2-Step Polish?
A 1-Step uses one polishing cycle to improve light defects and gloss. A 2-Step uses a stronger cutting stage first, followed by a finer refining stage. It offers more correction but requires more time.
How long does a 2-Step Paint Correction take?
Usually a full day. Larger vehicles or heavily neglected paint may require two days. We confirm the expected timing after assessing the vehicle.
Does paint correction remove clear coat?
Paint correction removes a small and controlled amount of clear coat. We assess paint depth and condition first, then use the least aggressive method capable of achieving a worthwhile improvement.
Should I apply a ceramic coating afterwards?
A coating is a strong next step because it protects the corrected finish. We can advise whether a coating or sealant makes more sense for how the vehicle is used.
