Absolutely, but it's not recommended. As we stated above and talk about on our pricing page, paint correcting is the most labor intensive part of the a ceramic coating.

Most reputable ceramic coating brands specify paint correction as a required step before application. There are a few key reasons: Provides a contaminant-free surface. Compounds remove embedded debris a wash misses.

Paint protection makes exterior maintenance and washing easier, improves the durability of a vehicle's exterior and ensures there are less repairs needed down the road. Paint correction comes into play when there are small scratches, swirling, imperfections or damage on a vehicle's exterior that need to be repaired.

While it is true that ceramic coating works by filling out those tiny imperfections on the surface, there is no truth to the claim that this fixes the real damage.