One-Step Polish
A single-stage machine polish that lifts light swirls and brings the gloss back.
Starting at
$445
Mobile · we come to you
Make the paint look the way it did on day one.
Swirls, light scratches, and dull, oxidized paint — corrected at your home or office, anywhere in the Lower Mainland.
One-Step Polish
From $445
70–80% of light defects removed
Two-Step Correction
From $695
90–99% of moderate defects removed
Paint-thickness checked · No fillers or glazes · Sedan starting prices
After
Before
What it fixes
What's actually wrong with paint that "looks tired."
Swirl marks
Fine circular scratches that show up in sunlight, usually from automatic washes.
Light scratches
Surface-level marks that haven't cut through the clear coat.
Oxidation
Dull, faded paint that's lost its depth and gloss over time.
Resale value
A corrected finish photographs better and matters at trade-in.
Options
Two options. Both explained honestly.
We'd rather under-promise than oversell what a polish can fix.
Two-Step Correction
Compound and polish for defects you can see from a few steps back.
Starting at
$695
Both options are two-person jobs, which is part of why the correction is consistent panel to panel. No travel fee anywhere we go.
Correction removes defects. A coating keeps them away.
Once your paint is corrected, ceramic coating locks in the finish and makes it far easier to keep that way — especially with Lower Mainland rain doing its worst.
Our process
Why the results hold up after we leave.
No fillers or glazes
What you see after is what stays — not a temporary mask over the problem.
Paint-thickness aware
We check before we correct, every time, to keep the process paint-safe.
Machine polish, not guesswork
Consistent results panel to panel, not a rushed hand-buff.
Mobile-ready
A full correction in your driveway — no drop-off, no shop queue.
FAQ
Questions we hear most about paint correction.
Which option is right for me?
If your paint looks fine from a few steps back but shows swirls up close,
One-Step Polish is usually enough — most cars are this car.
If scratches are visible at a glance, or you're selling, go with
Two-Step Correction. If you're correcting because a
ceramic coating is the goal, don't buy the
correction twice — the 5-Year coating includes a single-stage polish and the
7-Year a full two-stage correction.
Will every scratch come out?
Most will. One-Step Polish removes roughly 70–80% of light defects; Two-Step Correction
removes 90–99% of moderate ones. Deep scratches that catch a fingernail usually need
touch-up paint, not correction.
Will the swirls just come back?
Not from the correction itself — but washing habits matter after. Ceramic coating and
careful hand washing are what keep paint looking corrected long-term.
How long does it take?
One-Step Polish usually takes 3 to 4 hours. Two-Step Correction can take a full day,
depending on your vehicle's size and condition.
What do you need from me for a mobile appointment?
Just the car and, ideally, a shaded or covered spot — we bring our own water and power.
Direct sun makes it harder to correct paint evenly and to see our own work clearly.
Should I get this before ceramic coating?
Yes, if you want the coating to lock in a flawless finish. Our
7-Year coating tier already includes two-step
correction, so you can also just start there.
Get a free estimate for your vehicle
Tell us what you drive and what it needs. We'll follow up with a firm quote, no pressure.
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