One-step correction prioritizes clarity
A one-step correction uses a measured polishing process to improve gloss and reduce eligible light haze and swirl marks without pursuing maximum defect removal.
Correction targets eligible defects
Paint correction begins with inspection and a test spot. The pad, polish and number of steps are selected according to paint behavior, defect depth and the amount of clear coat that can be preserved safely.
Percentages require a test spot
A responsible detailer cannot promise an exact removal percentage from a photo alone. Lighting, paint system and defect depth change what is safely achievable.
Protection comes after refinement
Once the finish is corrected, it should be cleaned and protected with a system appropriate to the client’s maintenance plan.