Paint correction in Mountain View
Professionally removes swirls and imperfections to restore clarity and shine.
Correction stages
Starting prices. Oka looks at the paint under the lights, then confirms the price in a written quote.
Single-stage polish
From $649
One pass to restore gloss and remove light swirls.
Included in: the Entry coating
Two-stage correction
From $899
Compound then polish. Removes most swirls, light scratches and oxidation.
Included in: the Full Correction Detail, the Signature and Elite coatings
Multi-stage correction
For neglected paint or a show finish. Quoted after Oka inspects the paint under the lights.
Correct first, then protect
A coating or film locks in whatever is under it, so Oka corrects the paint before he protects it.
Paint measured first
Oka measures the paint thickness on every panel with a gauge, and works to keep it even across the vehicle.
Already in the bundles
The Full Correction Detail and every ceramic coating include it. On its own, it suits paint going under film.
Straight answers
Before you pay, Oka shows you under the lights how much gloss he can bring back.
Protection planned in
Corrected paint should be coated or filmed within days. Oka plans both steps in one visit.
Paint correction questions
A single-stage polish starts at $649 and a two-stage correction at $899. Multi-stage work is quoted after Oka sees the paint under the lights. Correction is already part of the Full Correction Detail and every ceramic coating.
Swirls, haze and light scratches come out, and Oka takes deeper marks as far as the clear coat safely allows. He shows you what to expect before he starts.
Yes. Correction removes a very thin layer of clear coat, so Oka measures the paint thickness on every panel with a gauge before he starts and keeps it even across the vehicle. He also tells you what will and will not polish out.
Correction levels swirls out of the clear coat instead of hiding them under a filler, so the gloss does not wash away in a few weeks. A coating and a gentle wash routine keep it that way.
Almost always. The coating makes the surface underneath permanent, so it should be corrected first. Every coating includes it: a single-stage polish on Entry, a two-stage correction on Signature and Elite.
See your paint under the lights
Bring the vehicle in and Oka shows you how much gloss he can bring back.