
Swirl Marks
Swirl marks are fine circles, often from washing, and they show in direct sun. Polishing removes them.
EvaFresh Auto Spa polishes out swirl marks, light scratches and oxidation, indoors in Vaughan, with a quote after we see your paint.
Paint correction is quoted after an inspection. Send photos of the paint, or ask for a free estimate.

Paint correction is machine polishing that levels the clear coat so the paint reflects light evenly again. Start from what you see on your car, and we will say what correction can do about it.

Swirl marks are fine circles, often from washing, and they show in direct sun. Polishing removes them.
Light scratches, including clear coat scratches that do not reach the colour, are polished out or reduced.

Sun and age leave faded car paint dull and chalky. Correction removes the oxidised layer and brings back the depth.
Dull car paint and holograms, the hazy trails left by earlier buffing, are polished until the finish is clear.
Hard water spots and water spot etching are removed when they have not cut too deep into the paint.
How do you know if your paint needs correction? Look at the car in direct sun. Fine circles, hazy trails or a dull, chalky look mean the clear coat is damaged, and a wash or a wax will not fix that.
Not every mark can be removed, and the section on limits explains which ones.
We follow the general process used across the industry, and we do not promise a fixed number of stages, because the paint decides how much work it needs.
Clay treatment comes before polishing because bonded dirt left on the paint would be dragged across it by the polishing pad and cause new scratches. That is why the first steps are not optional.
A one-step polish suits light swirls. Deeper marks need a compounding stage first, then a finer polish to restore the shine. Buffing is the everyday word for this work, and we use machines, not a rag and elbow grease.
Protection is a separate choice that we add to the quote. It is not included in the paint correction price.
When you ask for a quote, tell us what you see in the sunlight: fine swirl marks from washing, hazy paint, or deeper scratches. A photo taken in daylight helps us judge whether a lighter polish will do or whether the paint needs compounding first, and we say so in the quote before any work starts.
Paint correction has limits, and we say so before we start.
Polishing removes a thin layer of clear coat, so a scratch deeper than that layer stays, and it may need touch-up paint or a repaint. We will tell you which marks will improve, and by how much, when we inspect the paint.
We do remove paint transfer, such as a scuff left by another car or a post, and we offer overspray removal. Both depend on the paint underneath.
Polishing versus correction, and both versus wax, confuses many owners, so here is the difference in plain words.
If the paint is clean but dull, a polish may be enough. If it is scratched or swirled, correction comes first and protection comes after.
Paint correction is done indoors only, so it needs a garage, condo underground parking, or a dealership's indoor garage.
If you have no indoor space, we can do the work in our own indoor space by arrangement, and you can wait or collect the car from the same spot. The van brings its own water and power. Read how our mobile service works.
We quote paint correction by inspecting the paint for swirls, scratches, oxidation and its overall condition. There is no standard price, because the price depends on three things.
That is also the answer to what paint correction costs before a ceramic coating: a light correction costs less than a heavy one, and the coating is quoted separately. We do not publish a figure that would not fit your car.
Send photos of the paint with the make and model, and we can give you a free estimate before the inspection. You pay when the job is finished and checked, by cash, e-transfer, Visa, Mastercard or debit.
Yes, that is why coat after polishing is the usual advice: protecting corrected paint keeps the finish easier to wash. A combined job, correction and coating together, saves a second visit. A wax and sealant is the simpler choice, and a ceramic coating lasts longer.
If you choose a ceramic coating, the warranty is the one the coating brand offers, confirmed at the quote. Read about ceramic coating, or the paint correction guide that explains what the stages mean.
Yes, our work page shows real paint correction jobs, all original photos taken by EvaFresh. See the paint correction before and after photos and judge the result yourself. If you are unhappy with a job, tell us the same day and we redo it.
Jay, the owner of EvaFresh Auto Spa, inspects the paint himself and has 5+ years in mobile detailing, with a Ceramic Pro certification.
In the owner's own words: "Paint correction is all about bringing your vehicle's paint back to life by carefully reducing swirl marks, light scratches, and imperfections to restore a smooth, glossy finish." (Jay, owner of EvaFresh Auto Spa)

The difference between a one-step versus two-step correction is explained in the answers below.
Paint correction at EvaFresh Auto Spa is quoted after an inspection, because the price depends on the size of the vehicle, the condition of the paint and the level of correction needed.
A clay bar lifts bonded dirt that a wash leaves behind, so EvaFresh Auto Spa uses clay treatment before polishing. It is also offered on its own, as part of exterior detailing.
Usually yes, because a coating seals in whatever is on the paint, so EvaFresh Auto Spa corrects first, then coats. Read about ceramic coating.
EvaFresh Auto Spa redoes paint correction if you report a problem the same day, but we do not guarantee that every mark will come out.
Yes, EvaFresh Auto Spa removes paint transfer, such as a scuff from another car or a post, depending on the paint underneath.
Send photos of your paint and get a quote online, or call (416) 518-0177. We are open from 7 am to 9 pm every day.