I've got a white 2020 Audi Q5 that's been through a fair share of desert drives and automatic car washes, and while the paint isn't terrible, it's definitely lost that crisp, glossy look it had when I first bought it. There's a bunch of light scratches and swirl marks that are really noticeable when the light hits the body at the right angle, and I've been thinking about getting a proper paint correction done to bring back the factory finish. The thing is, white paint can be tricky because it doesn't show reflections the same way darker colors do, so I'm not sure if a paint correction would even make that much of a visible difference or if I'd be wasting my money. I was looking online and came across this car detailing workshop in Musaffah Industrial Area that seems to specialize in this kind of work, and they talk about multi-stage correction and ceramic coatings which sounds like exactly what I need. Has anyone here taken a white car to them and can tell me if they actually managed to make a noticeable improvement? I'm not expecting it to look like a mirror finish, but I'd like to get that deep, wet-looking shine back if possible. Also, does anyone know roughly what a proper 2-step correction costs these days? I want to make sure I'm paying a fair price for quality work.

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