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This 2014 Tesla Model S 85 had to have the right side repainted. The owner brought it to us because the paint looked faded and with a lot of swirls and scratches. We quickly assessed the vehicle and put a game plan together to bring this beautiful red back to new condition.

Pictures show random deep scratches and tons of buffing marks left on the paintwork.

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Here it shows the drastic improvement in gloss and appearance after performing the 1st of 2 steps in our paint correction process.

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The video shows the vehicle after our paint correction and Gtechniq Crystal Serum Black ceramic coating application.


Unfortunately, most cars that come out of a body shop are in this or worst condition. If your car has been at a body shop, feel free to contact us for a free evaluation of the condition of the paintwork. We can definitely make your car look much better.

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How long should you wait from a panel being painted to getting any correction done? I thought you had to wait at least a month?

There's no need to wait that long to perform a paint correction. Most bodyshops wetsand and buff repainted panels 1 or 2 days later. I like to wait 4-7 days before performing any paint correction to a repainted surface. I do wait almost a month before applying a wax or ceramic coatings.