What we mean by before and after

Water and good lighting can make almost any before and after photo look impressive, so when we use those words we mean something specific. Before is the paint as it comes in, with marks from washing, a few small chips and whatever else the road has done to it since the showroom. After is the same paint corrected under the grid, with a protective layer over it.

We always correct the paint before anything goes on it. If you coat paint that still has scratches in it, the coating seals them in under a glossy layer and they stay visible for good. You won't see correction in a photo, but it's where most of the hours on a job like this go.

You can judge the work yourself at handover: look at the ceiling grid reflected in a door and check that the lines run straight.

A photo of your paint taken in sunlight is often enough for us to tell whether it needs correcting before a coating, so send us one.