Swirls, haze, oxidation, brush marks, trail scratches, and years of bad washing can make good paint look dead. Paint correction brings back gloss, clarity, and depth before wax, sealant, PPF, or ceramic coating.
Not every vehicle needs the same level of polishing. We inspect the paint first, then recommend the safest correction level based on condition, expectations, and how much clear coat we should preserve.
$250
One machine-polishing step to clean up light swirls, haze, dullness, and wash marks while restoring shine.
Pick this if: the paint looks dull but is not heavily scratched.
$300
A heavier correction step to remove more defects, followed by a refining polish to finish the paint clean and glossy.
Pick this if: the paint has obvious swirls, water spots, or moderate scratches.
$450
Our most aggressive correction process for heavily neglected paint that needs serious polishing to look new again.
Pick this if: the vehicle has been abused, trail-ridden, brush-scratched, or ignored for a long time.
Those spiderweb swirls under gas station lights, cloudy paint after years of automatic washes, light scratches from brush, oxidation, water spots, and dull clear coat — that is what paint correction is for. We polish the clear coat so light reflects clean again.
Protect It With Ceramic Coating
If a scratch is through the clear coat, catches your fingernail hard, shows primer or metal, or sits in failing clear coat, polishing cannot safely make it disappear. We can often improve how it looks, but touch-up, sanding, or body work may be the right fix.
Ask For A Paint InspectionMr. Detail offers paint correction for cars, trucks, SUVs, work vehicles, dealership inventory, ceramic coating prep, and neglected paint that needs more than a wash and wax.
Reduce wash swirls, towel marks, holograms, and haze so the paint looks deeper and cleaner in direct sun.
Light to moderate clear-coat scratches can often be reduced dramatically. Deep scratches may improve but may not fully disappear safely.
Correction before ceramic coating helps the coating look better, bond cleaner, and lock in a glossier finish.
Stop by Mr. Detail at 385 W Arndt Street in Fond du Lac or send photos of the paint in direct sunlight. We will tell you whether it needs 1-step, 2-step, or 3-step correction.