Boulder Paint Correction
Paint correction is the process of removing minor scratches and imperfections found in the vehicles clear coat. Using an electric polisher, a microfiber buffing pad, and a special "cutting" compound (extremely fine abrasive), the detailer will "cut" into the clear coat of a vehicle’s paint till the scratches are leveled or removed.
Paint Correction, also referred to as Polishing, involves using a series of very fine abrasive compounds to remove minor scratches and imperfections in your cars clear coat.
These fine scratches in your paints clear coat are responsible for the notorious "swirls" you see when sunlight reflects off your vehicle. These "swirls" are not actually circular scratches, but rather, they are just random scratches that appear as almost holographic swirls when reflecting a point source of light such as the sun, or as seen here, the shop lights.
This process also naturally removes all of the oxidation on the surface of your clear coat that dulls the exterior of your vehicle. Depending on the degree of damage, we may have to start with a more aggressive compound to "cut" deeper into the clear coat (sometimes even using fine sand paper), and follow up with another one of two finer "cuts" to restore the gloss of your clear coat.
The result is a gloss and shine that in many cases exceeds the one you remember when your vehicle came off the factory floor (see the before and after pictures below). In fact, many of our customers bring their brand-new vehicles in for a Polish to remove any minor imperfections from the factory prior to receiving a ceramic coating. If you are considering a ceramic coating for your older vehicle, it is wise to consider a paint correction prior to doing so.
Leo and his crew do great work. I've used them for several years on a few different vehicles and the outcomes are always top notch. I highly recommend The Works to anyone looking for quality results. If you have a vehicle worth high end treatment, you will not be disappointed.
A lot of people have great skills to make paint look good. Michael Tracy has a unique ability to see paint issues that you and I might not even be aware of and then fix them perfectly. His shop is the best I have encountered in my fifty year experience with cars. Only Dave DiMaria can see paint as well but Dave doesn't detail cars.
These guys do great work. I brought my BMW in after somebody backed into my bumper. They made my bumper look good as new for a very fair price. They also referred me to a great person that handled a dent on my hood. Will certainly be returning. Thanks!
I don’t know how they’re able to sustain their business because I’m pretty sure they just straight up bought me a new car. My car wasn’t this new even when I first got it.
