Paint Correction

CHOOSING THE RIGHT PAINT CORRECTION SPECIALIST IN NSW

If you are not sure about how to select the best paint correction specialist in NSW, here are a few suggestions that you should consider:

• Experience: Paint correction is not an easy job – it is complex and elaborate. For this reason, you should always trust a true professional with your paint correction requirements. Boutique Prestige Detailing has the best trained team in NSW to take on any paint correction tasks. Unlike amateurs who are looking to make a quick buck, we know how to handle your vehicle to get the job done right and in the proper way first time around.
• Added Protection: Paint correction will definitely enhance the look of your car, but a professional paint correction job will also ensure that the work is protected. At Boutique Prestige Detailing, we offer paint protection services like ceramic coating after paint correction. Do get in touch with our team to find out more.
• Equipment: The equipment and products being used for auto paint corrections have to be the best. We have a reputation of sourcing the best products and equipment on the market for all our services, so it goes without saying that when it comes to paint correction, we literally have got what it takes.
• Budget: At Boutique Prestige Detailing we offer a range of packages to our customers that fits within their budget. We offer paint correction for various makes and models.
• Condition of the Vehicle: Make sure that your decision for choosing paint correction is well thought out. A paint correction will give your car a brand-new look, but it won’t hide its defects. Paint correction is a great option for cars that are already in good condition and have minor defects. However, if your car is in poor condition, then you should look for a more extensive repair job.

USEFUL TIPS ON HOW TO WASH YOUR CAR CORRECTLY

• Pre-Clean: Always make sure that you water down your car properly before you begin your wash. This helps loosen the dirt and other foreign particles on the body of your car. Try pre foaming with a quality foam gun and solution to chemically agitate the debris.
• Two-Bucket Method: Use two buckets, one with suds, one with water. Rinse your microfibre wash mitt in the water as you move around the vehicle to prevent swirl inducing debris entering the suds bucket.
• Start with Wheels: It is always a good practice to start the wash with the wheels and then rinse them off. Next move to the cleanest panels, usually the tops, and work your way down from there. Finish the glass in the end or you could end up having water drying up on your windshield before you can wipe it off.
• Rinse: Use a pressure wash to rinse out all the soap and cleaning products on the body of the vehicle. Make sure that no residue stays behind as that could have a delayed damaging effect on your car.
• Dry: Use a microfiber drying towel to gently wipe away all the water. Use a drying towel with a quick detail spray to finish down even if you have removed the water using a blower as there is always a possibility of water mark formations.