Most people think question the necessity of a paint correction. The most common question we receive is: “Why does my new car need paint correction? Doesn’t a new car have the most perfect paint surface?”. Of course not.

The gloss of the paint surface is determined by the varnish on top of the paint. The varnish is evenly sprayed on in the factory creating a seemingly perfectly painted surface. Nevertheless, from the perspective of the microcosm, the sprayed surface is still made of stacked paint particles. Moreover, during the process of delivering the vehicle from the factory to the customer, it will have experienced sandstorms in transportation, friction during cleaning, and many dealers will perform waxing in order to maintain the gloss of the car paint. These factors will affect the gloss of the car paint itself. Gloss Enhancement uses the finest abrasive and the softest polishing disc to raise the varnish layer to a smooth height, which makes it possible to increase the brightness of 20%-30% even for new cars.