Polishing
Why polishing your vehicle matters?
Over time, your vehicle’s paint can lose its shine and clarity due to swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and other surface imperfections. Polishing is a crucial step in paint correction that restores your car's finish, enhances depth and gloss, and prepares it for long-term protection.
Whether your goal is to improve the look of your daily driver or prep your vehicle for protective coatings, polishing brings out the best in your paint.
What are swirl marks?
This close-up shows common paint damage from improper washing, environmental contaminants, and general wear. These fine scratches and swirl marks dull your paint and reduce the overall clarity of your finish. Polishing safely removes these defects, revealing a smooth, glossy surface.
What is orange peel?
This image highlights the uneven texture known as "orange peel," a bumpy surface caused by factory paint processes or improper resprays. Sanding is often used before polishing to level the surface more effectively, removing the high spots of the texture. Polishing then refines the finish, enhancing clarity and giving your paint a more mirror-like finish.