Paint Correction in Pembroke Pines, FL
Machine polishing that removes swirls, light scratches and haze for a mirror finish.
What's included
Swirl marks, holograms and fine scratches are what make dark paint look dull in the sun. Paint correction removes them by carefully machine-polishing a very thin layer of clear coat — it's the step that turns a clean car into a mirror, and the right prep before a ceramic coating.
- Full decontamination wash, clay & iron removal
- Paint depth inspection and test spot
- Machine polish to improve swirls & light imperfections
- Paint polished for maximum gloss
- Trim and plastics restored
- Panels wiped down and inspected under light
- Protected with wax, sealant or ceramic coating
Who it's for
- Dark-colored cars that show every swirl
- Cars scratched by automatic washes
- Prep before ceramic coating
- Enthusiasts, classics and weekend cars
How it works
Inspect
We check the paint under light, measure where needed and agree on the goal.
Correct
Compound and polish by machine, panel by panel.
Protect
Wax, sealant or ceramic coating so the finish lasts.
Recent work
Pricing
Machine polishing designed to improve paint gloss and reduce the appearance of eligible swirl marks and light defects. Final pricing depends on vehicle size, paint condition, and the level of correction needed.
paint correction, a ceramic coating rated for up to three years and an interior detail
Want the whole car reset at the same time? Request paint correction alongside our Level 3 — Full Detail (starting at $300 for a sedan / coupe), which adds clay bar treatment, iron removal, exterior trim protection and upgraded exterior paint protection. Ceramic coating and paint correction pricing is subject to vehicle inspection; text us a photo for a quick quote.
Paint Correction FAQs
Will paint correction remove all scratches?
It removes swirls, haze and light scratches that live in the clear coat. A scratch you can catch a fingernail in is usually too deep to polish out safely — we'll be honest about what's achievable.
How long does it take?
A one-step correction usually takes 4–5 hours on a sedan. Multi-stage correction on larger or heavily swirled vehicles can take longer.
Is it safe for my paint?
Yes, when done properly. We remove only microns of clear coat with the right pads and polishes, and we test a spot first.
Should I ceramic coat after correction?
We recommend it. Correction improves the paint; a ceramic coating helps protect that finish. Our Paint Correction + 3-Year Ceramic + Interior Detail package combines both, starting at $1,300.
Can you do it at my house?
Yes — we're fully mobile. A garage or a shaded spot is ideal for polishing.
Do you do paint correction on classic cars?
Yes. Single-stage and older paints are treated with extra care and tested first.
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Ready for a car that looks new again?
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