Correction is controlled improvement
Machine polishing removes a small amount of the upper paint surface to improve defects and clarity. That is why the paint and its history matter more than a blanket promise.
- Swirls and wash marks
- Light oxidation or haze
- Surface defects that are safe to improve
Some defects should stay
A deep scratch may be safer left visible than chased too far. We would rather explain that boundary than promise a result that risks the finish.
- Depth matters
- Paint thickness is finite
- A good result does not require pretending every mark vanished
Preparation comes first
The finish should be washed and decontaminated before correction. If protection is planned afterward, we build that into the preparation conversation.
