Machine cut
Cuts the paint work to rid it of scratches, spider webbing and any dullness, bringing the gloss back.
Machine polishing is two distinct steps that do different jobs, and using one without the other is where a lot of poor results come from.
Cuts the paint work to rid it of scratches, spider webbing and any dullness, bringing the gloss back.
De-swirls the surface and puts back a deep gloss — this is the step that removes the marks cutting itself can leave.
Finally hand polished with a quality liquid polish, wax or both, to seal and protect the paint work from the everyday elements.
A cut and polish is part of it. Full correction is a staged process matched to the depth of the damage, run in our specialty studio.