Paint Depth Check
Lacquer is finite and removing it cannot be undone, so we assess the paint depth before any machine touches the car.
Before every correction
Every car we sell goes through our own detailing bay before it reaches the forecourt. The same bay is available to book on its own — whether the car came from us or not.
Most swirl marks and light scratches are not damage to the paint itself — they are damage to the lacquer over it, put there by poor washing. Machine polishing removes a controlled amount of that lacquer to level the surface, which is what brings the gloss back.
Because there is a finite amount of lacquer, and removing it is not something you can undo, we assess the paint depth first — every time, on every car. Then we take off exactly as much as the finish needs and no more.
The stage count follows the condition of the finish, not a menu.
Lacquer is finite and removing it cannot be undone, so we assess the paint depth before any machine touches the car.
Before every correction
For a tidy car — one machine-polishing pass to lift light swirl marks and bring the gloss back.
Priced per car — ask us
Where the finish needs real work — more than a single pass can put right.
Priced per car — ask us
The deepest correction we do, for finishes that need the most work — still within what the measured lacquer allows.
Priced per car — ask us
Which stage your car needs is decided by looking at it, not by a price list — tell us the car and what you are after and we will recommend one.
Every Car On This Floor Went Through The Bay First
Carpets and cloth seats deep-cleaned by extraction, not surface-wiped.
Cleaned and conditioned rather than wiped over with a shine product.
Done properly — most of what makes a cabin feel new again lives in these details.
Cleaned on the inside — the bit almost everyone skips.
Turnaround depends on what the car needs. A full correction and interior is usually a two-day job, so we agree a slot rather than take the car in on spec.
Ring or WhatsApp us with the car and what you are after, and we will give you a price.
No — the bay is available to book on its own, whether the car came from us or not.
Machine polishing removes a controlled amount of lacquer to level the surface — that is how it works. Because lacquer is finite and removal cannot be undone, we assess the paint depth first on every car and take off no more than the finish needs.
It depends on what the car needs. A full correction and interior is usually a two-day job, so we agree a slot in advance rather than take the car in on spec.
Yes — Ceramic Guard is applied on top of corrected paint, which is exactly what leaves the bay.
Ring or WhatsApp with the car and what it needs and we will give you a price and agree a slot — the bay is booked by appointment, not on spec.