The results
More stages mean more of your paint’s history erased. Here’s what each package cuts through.
1-Step
50–60%of the swirls and light scratches gone
One pass with the polisher. Takes out about half the light swirls and brings back the shine, without chasing every last scratch. The right pick for a vehicle you drive every day.
- One polishing pass to lift the shine
Starting at
$470Small
$510Mid-Size
$555Large
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2-Step
70–80%of the swirls and scratches gone
Two passes. The first cuts deeper to lift out heavier scratches, the second brings the gloss back up. For paint that has had a hard life and needs more than one pass can reach.
- A deeper pass that lifts out heavier scratches
- A finishing polish that brings the gloss back up
Starting at
$725Small
$765Mid-Size
$810Large
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Showroom
3-Step
Up to 95%of the swirls and scratches gone
Three passes, starting with wet sanding for the deepest damage. This is as close to new as paint gets, and it is the one people book for a show vehicle or a weekend pride and joy.
- Wet sanding to level the deepest marks
- A deeper pass that lifts out the heavier marks
- A final polish to bring the shine all the way up
Starting at
$900Small
$935Mid-Size
$980Large
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Small = sedans and coupes (Audi A4, Civic, Corolla)
Mid-Size = SUVs and crossovers (BMW X5, Forester, RAV4)
Large = trucks, big SUVs and vans (Escalade, Tundra, Yukon)
What correction cannot do: anything that has gone through the paint. Deep scratches you can catch a fingernail in, rock chips down to primer or metal, and cracked or peeling clear coat are body-shop work, not detailing, and I’ll tell you so at the walkaround, panel by panel, before you spend a dollar.