PAINT CORRECTION IN BEL AIR, MD

1. What is paint correction?

Paint correction improves your car's smoothness by removing swirls, scratches, oxidation marks from environmental fallout such as acid rain drops etc., paint contamination like overspray from other vehicles or water spots that can't be removed with washing alone. It also enhances gloss and shine of any type of paint including matte finishes, single stage paints (paint without clear coat), metallic colors etc .

2. What are the benefits of paint correction?

Paint damage is often overlooked in an effort to save time and money, but paint correction can help prevent the need for spending more later on. When you think about it that way, getting your car's finish corrected really isn't all that expensive when compared to buying a new vehicle outright! If you take care of your vehicle now with paint correction services, not only will it last longer; its value won't depreciate as rapidly over time either. Ultimately this ensures your investment stays strong long after the purchase has been made.

3. Can I apply a ceramic coating after my vehicle's paint is corrected?

Once your paintwork is properly corrected by a professional detailer like Kleen Whips Auto Detailing LLC, a ceramic coating can easily be added. However, it is important to remember that ceramic coatings are semi-permanent. Correcting paintwork after a ceramic coating is applied can be extremely difficult so you may want to keep this in mind when choosing a paint correction package. A thorough paint correction will ensure that paintwork is smooth and free of imperfections, allowing for the adhesion to take place.

4. Will a new car need paint correction?

It is easy to assume that a brand-new car would not need paint correction services since it is a brand new vehicle. However, it is important to note that not all dealerships have professional detail training. Unfortunately, many cars do come from the factory with paint defects that a trained professional can easily spot and correct. Similarly, a dealer may have wiped or polished your vehicle's exterior incorrectly, unknowingly rubbing in abrasive elements like dust and dirt into your paintwork. Every vehicle, new and old can benefit from a paint correction service and paint protection package to keep paint working optimal condition.