What does polishing do?
Polishing (paint correction) works on the clear top layer of the paint: it levels out light scratches and swirl marks and removes oxidation and stains, so the original colour returns and light reflects cleanly — that’s what gives the “showroom shine”.
When do you need it?
- The colour looks dull and flat.
- Swirl marks show in sunlight or under petrol-station lights.
- Water spots or oxidation that washing won’t remove.
- Before applying nano ceramic or PPF.
- Before selling the car.
Does it damage the paint?
Professional polishing removes a very thin layer in a controlled way, which is why it shouldn’t be done randomly or too often. What matters is a team that inspects the paint first and chooses the right machine and products for your car’s condition.
Some deep scratches that reach the metal can’t be polished out — they need a different repair, and an honest team tells you that from the start.
Polish, wax or ceramic?
Wax is a temporary layer that adds shine but doesn’t fix scratches. Polishing corrects the paint itself. Nano ceramic protects the result and makes it last. The ideal order: polish → nano ceramic.
How long does it take?
It depends on the size of the car and the paint condition — we inspect your car and tell you the exact time.
