
Tunnel car washes, harsh sponges, and winter wipers leave fine scratches, dull oxidation, and spider-web swirls in your clear coat. Machine paint correction uses dual-action polishers, micro-abrasives, and precision pads to permanently level those defects — restoring deep gloss and metallic clarity you can't get from a wax.
Defect removal
Coating-ready finish
Heavy defect level
Factory-trained
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Not every vehicle needs the same depth of polishing. We measure your clear coat and recommend the level that removes the most defect while staying safe.
Ideal for newer cars, daily drivers, or dark paints with light wash swirls. A single machine polishing pass with fine pads and finishing polish removes 50-70% of light surface defects, dramatically boosting depth and clarity.
Designed for vehicles with moderate-to-heavy swirl marks, water-spot etching, isolated deep scratches, or dull oxidized clear coat. Step 1 compounds out deep defect depth; Step 2 refines the paint to a flawless, swirl-free mirror finish.
Paint correction is permanent — done right, it's the single biggest visual upgrade you can make; done wrong, it burns through clear coat. We measure paint thickness, select the correct pad-and-polish combinations, and work under controlled lighting so every panel is corrected safely and consistently.
We use a paint-depth gauge to confirm safe clear-coat before any abrasive.
Brink & LED inspection lights reveal every defect before & after polishing.
Daily-driver compacts to show cars across Southeast Idaho.
Correction removes the defects — a coating prevents them from coming back. We strongly recommend pairing every correction with a Ceramic Pro ONE or Gold package so the flawless finish lasts for years instead of months.
We safely remove scratches within the clear coat. If a scratch catches your fingernail into primer, it may need wet-sanding or touch-up first.
A 1-step or 2-step correction usually requires a full day (6-10 hours) depending on paint hardness and vehicle size.
Yes — a coating locks in the finish underneath it, so we correct swirls first for a flawless result.
Machine paint correction & swirl removal in Rigby, ID. Serving Idaho Falls, Rexburg, Ammon & Southeast Idaho. Book online today.