Two Step Paint Correction

If your paint has more going on than a quick 1-step can handle, like deeper swirls, noticeable scratches, or years of neglect finally catching up, this is where you land. Two step correction uses a compounding stage to cut through heavier defects, followed by a polishing stage to refine the finish and bring back true clarity and gloss.

This is the most popular correction level for cars that haven't been maintained regularly or ones bought used without knowing their history. It handles what a 1-step can't touch while still keeping your time and budget reasonable compared to a full 3-step.

What you get:

• Removal of moderate to heavy swirl marks and scratches
• Correction of oxidation and water spot etching
• A deep, glossy, refined finish
• Noticeably clearer paint depth and reflection

Starting at $700 for sedans (pricing varies by vehicle size). Add ceramic coating to protect the correction work and keep your paint looking like this for years, not weeks.