Paint correction & ceramic

Paint correction & ceramic protection for tired paint

Mobile machine polishing and ceramic protection across Swords and North Dublin. We come to your home or workplace. From €850 for a two-step polish, subject to inspection.

Prices are provisional and depend on vehicle size, condition, required work, access and inspection.

How the work is done

1. Photo review

You send a few photos of the paint in daylight. Roman reviews condition and defect depth before quoting.

2. Safe wash and decontamination

Pre-rinse, snow foam, two-bucket contact wash, then chemical and mechanical decontamination of the paint.

3. Machine polishing

A one-step or two-step machine polish depending on the paint. The two-step adds a cutting stage followed by a refining stage.

4. Panel wipe and protection

Paint is wiped down and either sealed or, where booked, coated with a professional ceramic coating.

5. Handover and aftercare

Trim, glass and wheels finished, then written aftercare guidance for the first weeks of curing and washing.

What's needed on the day

  • A safe private driveway or work area with room to walk around the car
  • Access to mains electricity
  • Access to outdoor water for the wash stage
  • A covered area or suitable dry weather — polishing and coating are weather-sensitive

No suitable space? Send your details anyway — Roman will check whether an alternative arrangement is possible.

Honest outcomes

  • Gloss and clarity are improved and light swirls and surface defects are reduced.
  • Deeper scratches, stone chips, dents or damaged paint can remain visible and may require body-shop repair.
  • How much can be corrected depends on paint condition, paint thickness and defect depth.
  • Ceramic protection makes washing easier and adds durability — it does not make paint scratch-proof.
  • Nothing here is a guarantee of a defect-free finish. What is realistic is confirmed at inspection.

Send a few photos for a price

Photos of the paint in daylight are enough to give you a provisional figure and a realistic idea of what can be achieved.