Car Buffing in Selma, KS

Car Buffing in Selma

If you can bring the car to Toronto, we can do paint correction; we have no location in Selma. Put simply: Buffing the paint by machine, usually before a wax or a coating. Paint correction is machine polishing that takes out swirls and light scratches; deep scratches may need paint. Outside work covers the paint, wheels, tires, glass and trim.

Booking a time

Ask anything about the work in your request; a person answers. Photos help: a few pictures of the problem make the quote more accurate. Every car is different, so we reply with a price for yours. If the job turns out bigger than expected, we tell you before doing more.

Looking after it afterwards

Look over the work in daylight when you collect the car. If anything about the work looks wrong after you collect the car, tell us.

On the day

Point out anything you want us to pay special attention to. Child seats can be taken out so the seats under them get cleaned. Take valuables and personal items out of the car before the work.

How long you are without it

We call or write when the car is ready, and you collect it or we arrange the handover. We give you a time with the quote, so you can plan a rental for the right number of days. Book a little ahead for larger jobs; small ones can be quicker to schedule.

What affects the price

The same job can take more time on a car with more trim or detail. The size of the car matters: an SUV or a van has more surface than a compact car. We explain the price in plain words if anything is unclear.

Our area and Selma

CarmaCars is based in Toronto and has no location in Selma. At about 1,468 km from our location in Toronto, Selma is past the 250 km our delivery covers.

Driving to Toronto anyway? Send a request and we can plan the work around your visit. If you can bring the car to the Toronto area, send a request and we quote it. If you still want to ask about Selma, send a request; we would rather say no than overpromise. Our prices are in Canadian dollars, before tax.

Questions first?

A quote costs nothing and commits you to nothing.