How to Restore Faded Car Paint – RestorFX
At Carr Tech Automotive, we use the nationally acclaimed RestorFX to accomplish car paint correction.
RestorFX is a paint restoration system that removes 99% of scuffs, fading, oxidation and more. Using RestorFX, we can help your vehicle return to its original shine. The surface restoration system uses a product line specifically engineered to refinish, protect, and maintain the luster of your vehicle.
RestorFX Automotive Refinishing and Surface Protection Products
Automotive Paint Correction Redefined
RestorFX’s polymimetic technology is a revolutionary rethinking of paint reconditioning that beautifully restores a vehicle to look like new, with no body shop repaints or temporary detail polishing–only permanent results that bring back the value of a car and the integrity of its original finish.
Surface Protection Engineered
The ClearFX Attogenetic Surface Engineering system, a superior evolution of nanoceramic technology, produces a hyper- strength, superhydrophobic, and an extremely scratch-resistant layer of high gloss protection that lasts for years and does not wash off. Fortify your car against surface damage, ultraviolet (UV) exposure, and other environmental wear while giving it long-lasting luster and shine.
Car Care Simplified
Anchored on a clean, light and effortless philosophy exuded by its collective look and feel, Numbers by RestorFX is a beautiful, uncomplicated detailing product line that delivers powerful and straightforward results for your ongoing cleaning needs to keep your car pristine at all times.
How long will it take?
The amount of time it will take to complete the service depends on the size of your vehicle and the level of service you’d like, it could take anywhere from 6 to 16 hours just for restoration.
When Do I Need It?
The second a car is built, it’s possible for it to sustain damage. Driving, sitting in a parking lot, and even washing and drying a car leaves it vulnerable to scratches, scuffs, stains from animal droppings, oxidation, and more. All of this wears on the paint and finish of your vehicle.
Deciding to restore the surface is completely up to you. Some people can tolerate a number of imperfections on their vehicle’s surface while others are bothered by minimal wear and tear. You may decide to correct your car’s paint before selling it to increase its value, or to keep it looking new for your personal use.
