A semi-permanent ceramic layer that repels water, blocks UV, and keeps your paint looking freshly detailed for years - not weeks.
Wax lasts weeks. Sealant lasts a few months. Ceramic coating lasts years. It is a liquid polymer that chemically bonds to your paint, creating a semi-permanent layer of protection that is harder, slicker, and more resistant to environmental damage than anything you can apply by hand.
Once cured, the coating creates an extreme hydrophobic surface - water beads and sheets off instantly, taking dirt and contaminants with it. UV rays, bird droppings, tree sap, and road tar have a much harder time bonding to the surface, which means your paint stays cleaner longer and washes easier.
We apply ceramic coating only after thorough paint correction and decontamination. The coating locks in whatever is underneath, so we ensure the surface is flawless before sealing it. This is not a shortcut to clean paint - it is the final layer of a properly prepared surface.
A comprehensive service, step by step.
Multi-stage polishing to remove all swirls, scratches, and defects before the coating is applied. Flawless base guaranteed.
Iron remover, clay bar, and panel wipe to strip all residues. The coating bonds to bare, clean paint only.
Professional-grade SiO2 ceramic coating hand-applied panel by panel. Even coverage with controlled cure time.
Water bead and sheet testing on every panel to verify the coating has bonded properly and performs as expected.
Optional ceramic application on plastic trim, glass, and wheels for full-vehicle hydrophobic protection.
Detailed maintenance guide including recommended wash methods, products to avoid, and annual inspection schedule.
No hidden fees. Price quoted before we start.
Actual vehicles we have detailed. No stock photos.
Depending on the product tier and maintenance, professional ceramic coatings last 2 to 5 years. Higher-tier coatings with proper maintenance can push beyond that. Annual inspections help maintain performance.
If you value keeping your vehicle looking pristine with less effort, yes. It dramatically reduces wash time, protects against UV and chemical damage, and maintains resale value. Over time, you spend less on waxing and polish.
Yes, but with a few adjustments. Use pH-neutral shampoo, avoid automated car washes with abrasive brushes, and skip wax-based products. A simple hand wash is all you need to maintain the coating.
Yes. The coating seals whatever is underneath - including imperfections. We always correct the paint first so the coating locks in a flawless, defect-free surface.
