
Paint Overspray Removal
Starting at $50
- Paint Overspray is just as it sounds – For example, if the front bumper of a vehicle was repainted at the body shop, some of the application of the primer or the new paint “oversprayed” onto another area of the vehicle. If you rub your hand across the vehicle and notice it to be very rough like sandpaper, than your likely dealing with Paint Overspray.
- In order to remove this, an aggressive clay bar utilization is required. This may lightly scratch the exterior when removed, therefore it may require a light buffing process and wax application as the final stage.
- The price will vary dependent on the severity of the removal process.

Hard Water Spot Removal
Starting at $40
- When water contains a high level of minerals, it is considered to be “hard”.
- If a vehicle affected by hard water is not treated in a quick manner, it will etch into the clear coat making it nearly impossible to remove from even the most thorough of all hand washes.
- Many times, the exterior needs to be aggressively buffed with a heavy compound and/or a wet-sanding technique in order to remove them.
- This process can be very time consuming and tedious. Rest assured we have dealt with this type of pallete before.
- The price will vary dependent on the severity of the removal process.

Road Paint & Tar Removal
Starting at $50
- As residents of Michigan, our daily commute encounters countless detours and rocky roads due to road construction. Unfortunately, there are circumstances when the fresh paint or tar has not yet dried and driving through it causes for havoc on the exterior of your vehicle. We have dealt with these inquiries many times before and can confidently say we have a solution.
- By utilizing a solvent based chemical safe against a vehicle’s clear coat, we can break down the road tar or paint enough to remove it. Due to the severity of the removal process, there may be a buffing requirement and wax application as the final step to this process.
- The price will vary dependent on the severity of the removal process.