UNLEASH YOUR VEHICLE'S TRUE BEAUTY
Imagine your car gleaming like it did when it rolled off the showroom floor. Paint correction is the secret to achieving that showroom finish.
​
Paint correction is a meticulous process aimed at restoring the beauty and shine of automotive paintwork. It involves removing imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and water spots to reveal a flawless finish. Paint correction requires patience and attention to detail, as even the slightest miscalculation can irreversibly damage the paint. This is where the experts at Drexel Auto Styling shine! Although the process is labor-intensive and time-consuming, the remarkable results are well worth it.
​
With our meticulous paint correction process, we eliminate those unsightly swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation that have accumulated over time. By carefully leveling the paint surface, we unveil a flawlessly smooth and mirror-like finish that is bound to turn heads.
​
Not only does paint correction enhance the aesthetic appeal of your car, but it also protects your investment. By removing surface imperfections, we prevent further damage and ensure the longevity of your vehicle's paintwork.
1
STEP
NEW
VEHICLE
This service is reserved for most new vehicles that have little to no defect. A light polish is used to remove any defects from production and transport. A new vehicle polishing is often done before applying a protectant such as a ceramic coating.
This service is reserved for some new and lightly used vehicles that have minor defects and imperfections. A medium polish is used to remove minor scratches, swirls and wash marks. If moderate to severe defects are present, a 2-step paint correction may be needed.
PRICE: $10/LINEAR FT
2
STEP
This service is reserved for some newer vehicles and most used vehicles with moderate to severe paint defects. A majority of vehicles will be in need of a 2-step paint correction process. A cutting compound is used, followed by a finishing polish to eliminate moderate to severe scratches, swirls, marring, etching, water spots and more.
