
Paint correction.Mobile Paint Correction & Car Polishing in San Diego, from $299
Swirl marks, haze, water spots and light scratches machine-polished out of your clear coat, right in your driveway. We bring our own water and power.
Swirls, haze
and sun fade
Automatic car washes, dirty towels and the San Diego sun leave paint covered in fine circular scratches and a chalky haze. In direct sunlight they show up as spider webs, and the color looks flat.
Paint correction removes a microscopic layer of clear coat to level those defects, bringing back depth and reflection. It's the step that makes a car look new again, and the right base before ceramic coating.

What it costs
Price depends on vehicle size and paint condition. Text a photo in daylight for an exact number.
1-Step Correction
from $299Single machine-polishing stage. Removes light swirls and haze, restores gloss. A basic polish takes 2–3 hours.
Get a quote2-Step Correction
from $449Cutting stage plus finishing polish for heavier swirls, water spots and scratches. Usually a full day.
Get a quoteCeramic Coating
from $399Seal the corrected paint for 3–5 years of gloss and easy washing.
About ceramic coatingReal results
Photos from our jobs across San Diego County.



Common questions
What is the difference between car polishing and paint correction?
Car polishing restores gloss to dull paint. Paint correction goes further: it machine-levels the clear coat to remove swirls, haze and light scratches. Our 1-step correction is a thorough polish; the 2-step adds a cutting stage for heavier defects.
How long does paint correction take?
A basic polish takes 2–3 hours. A full 2-step paint correction usually takes a full day.
Will it remove all scratches?
Swirls, haze and light scratches come out. Scratches that go through the clear coat (you can catch a fingernail in them) can be reduced but not always fully removed. Text us a close-up photo and we'll tell you honestly.
Should I add ceramic coating after?
It's the best time to do it: the paint is at its cleanest and glossiest. Ceramic coating locks in the result for 3–5 years.
Bring back
the shine.
Text a photo of your paint in daylight and we'll tell you whether 1-step or 2-step is right.