Long-Lasting Protection
Unlike wax that washes off in weeks, a professional ceramic coating bonds to the paint and lasts for years. It shields the clear coat from UV rays, oxidation, and everyday contaminants.
Lasting gloss and easier cleaning
A ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that bonds to your vehicle's clear coat and cures into a hard, protective layer. It adds depth and gloss, repels water and dirt, and makes routine washing far easier than bare paint or wax.
Get a Free QuoteUnlike wax that washes off in weeks, a professional ceramic coating bonds to the paint and lasts for years. It shields the clear coat from UV rays, oxidation, and everyday contaminants.
Water beads up and rolls off, carrying dirt with it. Your car stays cleaner between washes and dries with fewer water spots.
The coating adds clarity and a wet-look shine that makes the paint color pop. It is a noticeable step up from the finish of a wax or sealant.
Grime, bugs, and bird droppings struggle to stick to a coated surface. Washing takes less effort and less time, with no need to re-wax.
Sun exposure fades and dulls paint over the years. A ceramic layer blocks much of that UV damage, helping your finish stay bright.
A coating protects against chemical stains, UV, and light contaminants - but it will not stop rock chips. For impact protection, pair a coating with paint protection film.
Pricing
Coverage options and protection levels below. Every coating starts with proper paint prep for a lasting bond.
Ceramic coating on all painted exterior panels.
Paint, wheel faces, and glass coated.
Paint, wheels, glass, trim, and interior surfaces.
Coating levels
No. A ceramic coating is a clear layer applied to your paint for gloss and protection. Ceramic window tint is a film applied to your glass to block heat and UV. They are completely different services.
Wax sits on top of the paint and lasts a few weeks. A ceramic coating chemically bonds to the clear coat and lasts years, with far stronger protection and water repellency.
No coating is scratch-proof. It adds hardness and helps resist light swirl marks from washing, but it will not stop rock chips or careless contact. For that you want paint protection film.
Wash regularly with a gentle, pH-neutral soap and the two-bucket method, and avoid automatic brush washes. That is usually all it takes to keep the coating performing - we will give you the full care routine.
Yes. The paint has to be decontaminated and, in many cases, polished first so the coating bonds to a clean, correct surface. That prep is a big part of why a professional coating outlasts a bottle from the store.