Car detailing is the process of thoroughly cleaning and rejuvenating the inside and outside of a vehicle. It involves a range of tasks, including washing and waxing the exterior, cleaning and conditioning the interior, and even engine bay detailing. The goal of car detailing is to restore the vehicle to a like-new condition.
Paint correction is the process of removing imperfections from a vehicle's paint finish, such as scratches, swirl marks, and oxidation. It is typically done using specialized equipment, such as rotary buffers and orbital polishers, and various types of abrasives and compounds. The goal of paint correction is to restore the paint to its original luster and clarity, creating a smooth, reflective finish.
Paint protection is the process of applying a clear coating to a vehicle's paint finish in order to protect it from various types of damage, such as scratches, chips, and fading caused by UV rays. Coatings are applied directly to the paint by hand and create a glossy, protective layer.
