HoosierDaddy

I'm looking for a shop in central AZ (Phoenix and surrounding cities) to do paint correction and possibly ceramic on my Mustang and another vehicle. Not looking for recommendations for any specific product. First class paint correction is what I am looking for.

I'm pretty sure if I DIYed, I would not correct every flaw in the paint. And not comfortable anyway trying either the Mustang with its painted stripes and unknown clear thickness on every panel the stripes are on, or the Tesla with possible uneven factory clear.

If you have had paint correction done in this area and are still happy with the results, please post or PM where done.

I also posted in the SouthWest forum but the last post there was in 2018, so I hope it is okay to ask here. I understand if either are removed.

05stangkc

How About These Guys!

https://wedetailaz.com/paint-correct...SAAEgLzr_D_BwE

Mgb,

KC

HoosierDaddy

Thanks. Maybe. But am mostly looking for references from forum members who used a shop.

I can find numerous local businesses that say they do any type of work but it's a crap shoot if they are as good as they say. You can't trust internet reviews in Yelp, etc or on the business' web pages because so many are shills.

The risk factor for these two is higher than most corrections. If they break thru the clear where Tesla didn't use enough or at the edge of one of my stripes, it's repaint time with everyone pointing fingers.

That particular site doesn't mention some kinds of flaws that are not uncommon on new cars. The correction is always removing some clear just like the other issues, but some types of flaws are only noticeable in certain light or angles. So need someone with the expertise and special lights, etc.. to find them. It's a pisser if you pay for ceramic and only after notice them underneath it.

I've found YouTube channels of people I would love to have do this but they are hundreds or more miles away.

I've done basic corrections on cars I owned that did not have these potential risk factors. I know I would look pretty silly pointing fingers at myself if I blew it. Plus, if I'm going to enshrine the correction under ceramic, I want more than my just-slightly-better-than-factory finish. LoL

05stangkc

Personal Reference is Always The Best, Just Wanted to Get The Ball Rolling and They Had a Lot of Good Info on Some of The Processes.

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Mgb,

KC

HoosierDaddy

I'm going to visit them. I notice they are aware Tesla clear can be thin.

Site has some FUD but almost everyone does these days. Sigh

05stangkc

We Look Forward to Your Telling The Tale!

Mgb,

KC