Paint inspection
Review defects, finish type and realistic improvement opportunities.
06 / Paint refinement
Paint Correction.Bring back depth and clarity.
Machine-polishing options intended to improve visible swirls, hazing and certain surface-level paint imperfections.
For vehicles that look dull or show swirl marks in the light, or for owners who want their paint refined ahead of a protection service.
Serving Paterson and North Jersey · Exact scope confirmed for your vehicle
ANY MEANS DETAILING · 06
Inside the service
What this detail entails.
Here is the typical work involved. The final checklist is tailored to your vehicle's condition and the agreed package, rather than promising one-size-fits-all results.
Wash & surface preparation
Clean and prepare the exterior so polishing can be done on a suitable surface.
One-step option
A single polishing stage designed for a practical improvement in gloss and light defects.
Two-step option
A more involved correction and refining process aimed at greater clarity where suitable.
Controlled finishing
Use suitable products and techniques for the paint's condition and safe working limits.
Final inspection
Review the corrected finish and discuss protection and maintenance.
* Exact products, techniques and add-ons are confirmed before service.
From arrival to finish
How the process works.
We review the vehicle first, agree on the scope, then work through the appropriate steps.
Inspect finish and set realistic expectations
Prepare exterior surfaces for polishing
Complete the selected one-step or two-step process
Inspect results and discuss aftercare
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Package Pricing.
These are the published reference prices for Paint Correction.
| Correction option | Sedan | SUV |
|---|---|---|
| One-Step | $250 | $300 |
| Two-Step | $350 | $400 |
Reference pricing for sedans and SUVs. Final work scope and suitability of each correction level are confirmed after inspecting the paint.
What should you expect?
Correction improves many surface-level defects, but deep scratches, chips, failing clear coat or other damage may remain or require bodywork. Results depend on paint condition.
The details matter
Common questions.
What's the difference between one-step and two-step?
One-step is a single polishing stage for lighter improvement. Two-step generally uses separate correction and refinement stages for a more intensive result.
Can you remove deep scratches?
Deep scratches that penetrate through the clear coat may not be safely removable by polishing. Inspection comes first.
Should I get a ceramic coating afterward?
Protection can be a sensible follow-up to polished paint. See the Ceramic Coating options and ask AMD what preparation is included.
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