A level two paint correction process involves a meticulous examination of the vehicle's paint surface to identify imperfections before commencing the correction. In the first step, a cutting or abrasive compound is applied using a rotary polisher to eliminate deeper scratches, oxidation, and other substantial defects. Following this, a second polishing step involves using a finer, non-abrasive polish to refine the paintwork and enhance its clarity. This two-step approach ensures a comprehensive correction, effectively addressing both major and minor imperfections, ultimately resulting in a brilliantly restored and high-gloss finish on the vehicle's paint.