AVP assesses scratches rather than promising that every large or small mark can be removed.

Clearcoat-level defects

After cleaning and inspection, a test section establishes whether measured polishing can reduce the mark. Nearby trim and vulnerable edges are masked where needed.

Polishing levels the surrounding paint; it does not simply remove one damaged “top layer,” and complete removal may be unsafe where material reserve is limited.

Deeper scratches

Where colour or substrate is exposed, matched touch-up can improve protection and appearance. Paint code is only a starting point because age, repairs and application affect the final colour.

Local refinement may reduce the visual edge, but polishing an entire panel does not eliminate a true colour mismatch. More demanding damage needs spot repair or panel refinishing.

Use the right economic test

Before a lease return or sale, AVP compares likely visual benefit with repair cost. No treatment guarantees a higher price or removal of every charge.