Paint correction is a process used to restore the appearance of a vehicle's exterior by removing imperfections from the paint surface. This includes scratches, swirl marks, and oxidation that can accumulate over time. The goal is to enhance the paint's clarity and depth, making it look as good as new. The process typically involves using specialized tools and products, such as polishing compounds and buffers, to carefully polish the paint. Technicians assess the paint's condition and select the appropriate techniques to achieve the best results, ensuring that the vehicle's finish is protected and looks vibrant.