Serving Louisville, Kentucky
Paint Correction in Louisville, KY
Multi-stage machine polishing that removes swirls, scratches, and oxidation to restore a mirror-deep, showroom finish. The foundation for any ceramic coating — done by hand, panel by panel.
What's included
- Decontamination wash & clay bar
- Iron & tar removal
- Paint inspection under proper lighting
- Compounding to remove defects
- Multi-stage machine polishing
- Swirl, scratch & oxidation removal
- Mirror-deep, showroom finish
- Optional ceramic coating add-on
Bring your paint back to life
Years of automatic car washes and improper drying leave behind swirl marks, holograms, and fine scratches that dull your finish. Paint correction uses machine polishers and cutting compounds to level those defects and restore true depth, clarity, and gloss.
A tailored, multi-stage process
We inspect your paint under proper lighting, measure where needed, and choose the right combination of cutting and polishing stages for your vehicle. The goal is maximum correction while preserving your clear coat — never a rushed one-size-fits-all buff.
The perfect base for a coating
Paint correction and ceramic coating go hand in hand. Correcting the paint first means the coating locks in a flawless finish instead of sealing existing defects. Many clients pair the two for a decade of protected, liquid-gloss shine.
Areas we serve
Paint Correction is available throughout Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding metro, including Louisville, St. Matthews, Prospect, Jeffersontown, Middletown, Anchorage, Shively, Fern Creek. Not sure if you're in range? Call us — we travel for correction and coating work.
Frequently asked questions
Will paint correction remove all scratches?
It removes the vast majority of swirls and light-to-moderate scratches. Deep scratches that have gone through the clear coat can be greatly improved but may not fully disappear. We'll assess and set clear expectations first.
How much does paint correction cost?
Pricing starts around $400 and depends on your vehicle's size, paint condition, and how many correction stages are needed. We inspect and quote precisely before starting.
Should I get a ceramic coating afterward?
We highly recommend it. Correcting the paint and then coating it locks in that flawless finish and protects it for years, so your work lasts.