Paint Correction in Market Harborough

A car that spends its working days in the station car park at Harborough comes home with more than dust. Under the trees, sap and bird droppings sit on the paint from eight in the morning until the evening, and in summer that is long enough to etch — small dull patches and rings in the lacquer that a wash does not touch and that owners assume are permanent. They are not. Etching is a surface defect, and a machine polish removes it along with the swirls around it.

That is the correction we do most in Market Harborough: etch marks from station parking, wash marring from the weekly clean, and sometimes the buffer trails a previous valeter left. A single-stage Enhancement Detail levels the lacquer and takes all of that with it; where the etching has gone deeper or the swirling is heavy, a single-stage Refined Correction follows the cutting stage with a refining pass. We measure the paint on every panel first and recommend the level it actually needs.

We work on driveways across the town and in Great Bowden, Lubenham, Foxton and the Langtons. Because Harborough is the eastern edge of our area we complete in one visit and plan the date properly. And because a corrected car that goes straight back to the station will be etched again by August, we recommend a coating over the result — on a coated car, sap and droppings sit on the surface and wash off instead of eating into the paint.