Key takeaways: Paint can look clean in daylight while inspection lights reveal water spots or swirls. Tiger inspects the finish before recommending work. If paint correction is needed, it is quoted separately from ceramic coating.
Shop-only · inspection-based
Paint correction starts with a close look at the finish.
We inspect for swirls, oxidation, holograms and water spots, discuss what can be improved, and confirm the correction scope and package inclusions before work begins.
What the inspection establishes
The right correction level depends on the paint’s condition and the result you want. We explain what we see under shop lighting and confirm scope and price before work begins.
- Inspection and discussion first.
- Correction is performed at the Broken Arrow shop.
- Correction scope and inclusion are confirmed after inspection.
- Outcomes vary with paint condition and selected service.
Not sure whether correction is needed?
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Does coating include correction? →Inspection and correction, on camera
Real answers from the Tiger Auto Spa team. Tap any video to play it here.
Key takeaways: Swirls, water spots and other defects help determine whether paint correction is needed. Tiger checks the paint before recommending a service. Inspection-based correction is quoted separately from coating.
Does your paint need correction?
Watch on YouTube ↗Key takeaways: Existing swirls are a reason to inspect the paint before coating. Tiger recommends correction based on the actual finish rather than including it automatically. Coating and correction are shop-only services.