Paint correction before ceramic coating

One thing is for sure: sometimes it’s better to ask an expert. Especially when it comes to paint correction and ceramic coating. Customers come to us and tell us they tried to do it themselves. The DIY route isn’t for every body. And honestly, it’s more cost effective to go to a professional detailer. At least then, you know what your car should look like. And you can hopefully get some tips to help yourself. If you still want to do it yourself. We guide customers to the best outcomes at Unlimited Detailing. We will always be honest about the best course of action to take.

Why Paint correction before ceramic coating?

In this post, we want to explain how professionals go about paint corrections and ceramic coatings. First, if you get a professional paint correction, you’ll want to protect it after. And, if you’re coming in to get a ceramic coating, we’ll look over your vehicle. We check for imperfections. You don’t want to coat your car if it has imperfections. You want your vehicle’s paint to be as clear and clean, so corrected first. It’ll be visible for months or years to come after you get it coated. Trust us, you’ll notice. Our ceramic coatings are high quality and eco-friendly. They last. So, these two processes go hand-in-hand. Yet your paint corrected before coating it. The goal is to correct your vehicle’s paint and then coat it to protect it.

WHY DOES IT TAKE SO LONG?

Paint correction is a meticulous process. It addresses paint imperfections like swirl marks, scratches, water spots, and oxidation. It’s all done by hand. There are no short cuts. It often requires a multi-stage process. This involves specialized polishing techniques and equipment.

Ceramic coating, applied after paint correction, is a long-lasting protective layer. It’s nano-technology based coating bonds to your vehicle’s paint. Then it creates a hydrophobic surface that repels water, dirt, and grime. This makes your car significantly easier to clean and so much easier to maintain. It acts as a barrier against UV rays too. It preserves the paint’s integrity and shine.

This is detailed work all done by hand. The time it takes to professionally correct your vehicle’s paint depends on different factors. These include the paint color, the severity of the imperfections, and the quality of the existing paint. You’ll notice the transformation. Professional paint correction and ceramic coating are smart ways to protect your investment. They help keep its value over time.

In this video, we showcase a recent transformation of a BMW X7, which received the ultimate spa treatment. This included paint correction, followed by our flagship ceramic coating for years of protection. We also applied coatings to the windows, leather, and wheels. We finished the service with window tint for added style and UV protection.

Contact us today to schedule your appointment and give your vehicle the paint protection it deserves.

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