Correction is priced by hours and by risk, not by a menu. Here is what genuinely moves the number so you can judge a quote properly.
Two cars of the same size can differ enormously in what they need. The honest way to quote correction is to look at the paint, measure it, and tell you what stage of work will actually get the result you want.
Be cautious of a very cheap ‘cut and polish’ on a modern car. Fast, aggressive single-hit polishing removes a lot of clear coat and can leave holograms that show up in the sun a week later. Clear coat is finite — once it is gone the only fix is a respray.
We measure paint depth before we start and will tell you if your car has already been over-polished. Sometimes the right advice is a light enhancement and a coating, not a full correction.