10/08/2021
1990 ZR1 Chevrolet Corvette that had recently been repaint; dropped in for a well needed 2-step paint correction. The results in the photos speak for itself! 💎
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Paint correction: The elimination of surface imperfections; that dull, oxidize, or haze the surface by reflecting light off in various directions. Detracting from a proper clean, sharp, reflection. These imperfections include things like swirl marks,fine scratches, bird dropping etching,acid rain etching, hologramming & buffer trails.
This is highly recommended prior to ceramic coating your vehicle in order to maintain the best looking paint underneath your coating.
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The term paint correction should only really be used if these imperfections are properly removed and are not just merely covered up or hidden with filler based products, such as wax. The actual corrective process itself comprises of a small amount of clear coat or paint being removed from the surface with the use of abrasive polishes, which are applied and worked in with appropriate polishing machines, in order to level out the surface.
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Ceramic Pro once cured, is measured to have hardness above 9H. Normal clear coat has hardness between 2H and 4H. The increase in the hardness of the coated surface is vast. This makes it the hardest paint coating on the market today. This new glass shield prevents minor scratches to your clearcoat and acts as a sacrificial layer. This preserves the original factory paint.
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