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Paint Correction & Protection

A tailored paint refinement process designed to improve clarity, gloss, and depth while addressing defects based on the condition of the vehicle and the desired level of correction. Protection can then be selected based on the vehicle, finish, and owner's goals. 

What’s Included

RSP Supra MK4

Paint Preparation 

  • Multi-stage foam wash 

  • Three-bucket hand wash system 

  • Iron contamination removal 

  • Synthetic clay treatment 

  • Complete surface preparation 

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Paint Enhancement & Correction 

  • Professional machine polishing 

  • Paint enhancement, one-stage, or multi-stage correction options 

  • Defect removal tailored to the condition of the paint 

  • Improved gloss, clarity, and depth 

  • Final refinement and preparation for selected protection 

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Protection Options 

  • Professional ceramic coating for long-term protection 

  • Traditional wax for added warmth, depth, and a classic finish 

  • Correction-only service available when protection is not desired 

  • Ceramic Protection Benefits 

  • Enhanced chemical resistance 

  • UV protection 

  • Hydrophobic properties 

  • Easier routine maintenance 

  • Long-term preservation of the corrected finish 

Ideal For

Available Enhancements
  • Wheel ceramic coating, Engine Bay Preservation.

  • Collectors 
  • High-performance builds
  • Show vehicles
  • Specialty vehicles
  • Long-term ownership

FAQ

How do I know which level of paint correction my vehicle needs?
Do I have to choose a ceramic coating after paint correction?

Every vehicle is evaluated individually based on paint condition, defect severity, paint thickness, and your desired results. Depending on those factors, we may recommend a light paint enhancement, one-stage correction, or multi-stage correction. Our goal is to achieve the appropriate level of refinement while preserving the integrity of the paint.

No. Protection is tailored to the vehicle and your goals. Ceramic coating is available for long-term protection and easier maintenance, while traditional wax may be preferred for classic, original, or single-stage finishes. Paint correction can also be performed without additional protection when appropriate.

WHERE EVERY DETAIL MATTERS

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