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Every vehicle is carefully inspected under professional lighting to assess paint condition and determine the correct level of correction required.
We safely eliminate common paint defects such as:

We use industry-leading RUPES polishing systems and premium SONAX compounds (free from fillers or thinning agents) to ensure genuine, long-lasting results.
Depending on your vehicle’s condition, we offer:
Ideal for newer vehicles or light defects.
Removes minor swirl marks and surface haze while significantly increasing gloss and clarity.
A comprehensive restoration process designed to correct heavier imperfections, deeper scratches, oxidation, and severe swirling. This method delivers a dramatically enhanced, high-gloss, near-flawless finish.
Our correction process safely levels the clear coat to permanently remove defects — not hide them.

Professional paint correction:
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Yes — even brand-new vehicles often require paint correction before protection is applied.
New cars frequently arrive with:

Paint correction involves a multi-stage process that permanently removes surface imperfections, whereas polishing often only masks or temporarily hides defects.
We can remove or significantly reduce most light scratches and swirl marks. However, deeper scratches that go beyond the clear coat may require touch-up or repainting.
Definitely. Applying ceramic coating after paint correction helps lock in the flawless finish and protects it from future damage for years to come.
At Nightshine, we combine precision workmanship with high-end products and a client-first mindset. Every vehicle — whether it's a daily driver or a supercar — receives the same level of care, detail, and excellence. Our services go beyond one-off transactions; we build long-term relationships and provide expert aftercare support to keep your car at its best.
Depending on the condition of the paint and level of correction required, the process can take between four to eight hours or be completed over multiple sessions.