17/07/2026
β¨ PAINT CORRECTION β ONE-STAGE OR TWO-STAGE? β¨
Every vehicle is different, which is why there is no βone-size-fits-allβ solution when it comes to paint correction.
A one-stage polish is ideal for vehicles with light swirl marks, minor scratches, and dull paint. It significantly enhances gloss while removing a large percentage of surface imperfections, making it a great option for well-maintained cars.
A two-stage paint correction is recommended for vehicles with heavier swirl marks, deeper scratches, oxidation, or neglected paintwork. This process involves a cutting stage followed by a refining stage to achieve maximum clarity, depth, and gloss.
π How many scratches can be removed?
The percentage of defect removal depends entirely on the condition of the paint and, most importantly, the safe thickness of the clear coat.
βοΈ Light defects: up to 80β95% removal.
βοΈ Moderate defects: typically 70β90% removal.
βοΈ Deep scratches: some can be significantly reduced, while others may remain if removing them completely would compromise the clear coat.
Our priority is always to improve your vehicleβs appearance without sacrificing the long-term health of the paint.
Protect Your Investment
After polishing, the paint should always be protected to preserve the finish and make future maintenance easier.
π‘οΈ Ceramic Coating β The ultimate protection, offering long-lasting durability, enhanced gloss, hydrophobic properties, and resistance against UV rays, chemicals, and environmental contamination.
β¨ Premium Wax β A fantastic choice for a warm, deep shine with several months of protection.
π Paint Sealant β A durable protective layer that offers excellent gloss and longer-lasting protection than traditional wax.
At Arty Cars Detailing, we donβt just make your car shineβwe restore, enhance, and protect it using professional techniques and premium products tailored to your vehicle.
π© Contact us today for a professional paint assessment and let us recommend the perfect correction and protection package for your car.