Ceramic Coatings

What is Ceramic Coating?

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied to your vehicle’s paint. It hardens to form a protective, glass-like layer that bonds to the surface, offering long-term protection.

Pros:

  • Shiny Finish: Makes your car look glossy and slick.

  • Protection: Shields paint from UV rays, bird droppings, bugs, and light scratches.

  • Hydrophobic: Water and dirt slide off easily, making washing quicker and easier.

  • Long-Lasting: Can last 3, 5, or 7 years, depending on the type and care.

Cons:

  • Not Scratch-Proof: It resists light scratches but won’t stop deep ones or rock chips.

  • Prep Work is Key: Needs proper paint correction before application for best results.

  • Cost: Can be expensive if done professionally.

  • No Instant Magic: Still needs regular care to stay effective.

Maintenance Tips:

  • Wash Regularly: Use a pH-neutral car soap. Avoid automatic car washes with brushes.

  • Use the Two-Bucket Method: Reduces chances of scratching the coating.

  • Top It Up: Use ceramic coating boosters or sprays every few months for added shine and longevity.

  • Dry Properly: Use microfiber towels or a blower to avoid water spots.

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