Can paint correction remove all scratches?
Clear coat scratches (scratches that don’t go through to the color or primer) can be corrected. Deep scratches that penetrate the color coat cannot be polished out — those require touch-up paint or panel respray.
How long does paint correction take?
Single-stage correction typically takes 4–6 hours. Two-stage takes 6–8 hours. Full correction on a larger vehicle can take a full day. We’ll give you a time estimate when you book.
Do I need paint correction before ceramic coating?
Yes — strongly recommended. Ceramic coating amplifies everything under it, including defects. We correct the paint first so the coating locks in perfection, not imperfections.
How much does paint correction cost in Kansas City?
Single-stage starts at $300, two-stage at $500, full correction at $800. Price depends on vehicle size and paint condition. Call (816) 863-3064 for a quote.
Will paint correction damage my paint?
No — when done correctly. We measure paint thickness before every panel. Our process removes only the necessary amount of clear coat and never risks burn-through.
How long does paint correction last?
The correction itself is permanent — polished-out defects don’t come back. Protection length depends on what you apply afterward: wax (2–3 months), sealant (6–12 months), or ceramic coating (1–5 years).