PROFESSIONAL GRADE automotive and marine CERAMIC COATINGS

Ceramic Coatings Are Not Traditional Wax: Ceramic coatings are different from traditional car waxes and sealants. While waxes and sealants provide a temporary layer of protection that needs regular reapplication, ceramic coatings form a semi-permanent bond with the surface, offering long-lasting protection. Ceramic coatings can provide excellent protection and enhance the appearance of your vehicle or other surfaces, but it's important to choose a reputable product and have it applied correctly to achieve the best results. Additionally, proper maintenance is essential to ensure the coating continues to perform as intended.

Ceramic coatings provide a robust layer of protection against a range of environmental contaminants, including UV rays, bird droppings, tree sap, road salts, and other pollutants. They also offer resistance to minor scratches and swirl marks.

One of the most notable features of ceramic coatings is their hydrophobic nature. They cause water to bead up and roll off the surface, making it easier to clean and reducing the accumulation of water spots.

The longevity of a ceramic coating can vary depending on the product used, the quality of the application, and the level of maintenance. Some coatings can last for several years, while others may need reapplication sooner. Coatings typically have a 1-6 year lifespan depending on the product and how well it has been maintained throughout the years. Maintenance is key.

While ceramic coatings reduce the need for frequent waxing, they are not maintenance-free. Regular maintenance, such as washing and periodic application of a ceramic coating booster, is necessary to prolong the coating's effectiveness. We offer a plethora of maintenance packages, products, and tips to prolong the life of your coating and investment!

 Professional-grade ceramic coatings can be relatively expensive compared to traditional wax or sealant products. However, many enthusiasts and vehicle owners see the long-term benefits as justifying the cost. While $2000+ may seem high for a ceramic coating, it's not necessarily a rip-off or scam, especially if the following conditions are met:

1. Quality of the Ceramic Coating: High-quality ceramic coatings can be more expensive but often provide better performance and longer-lasting protection. It's essential to inquire about the specific brand and product being used.
2. Size and Condition of Your Vehicle: Larger vehicles or those with extensive surface area, such as trucks or SUVs, may cost more to coat. Additionally, if your vehicle requires paint correction or other surface preparation work, this can increase the overall cost.
3. Professional Reputation: Reputable detailing shops with experienced professionals typically charge higher rates for their services. If the shop has a solid reputation for quality work and customer satisfaction, it can justify a higher price.
4. Included Services: Some ceramic coating packages may include additional services, such as interior detailing, wheel coating, or paint correction, which can contribute to a higher overall cost.
5. Warranty and Aftercare: Some premium ceramic coatings come with longer warranties and may include periodic maintenance or reapplication services, which can also factor into the cost.