Ceramic Coatings and Interior Protection

Repel rain, mud, and dirt. Unlike wax or factory paint, the ceramic coating does a better job of protecting the exterior of the car. The best car coating product has hydrophobic properties and will make water and rain bead instead of a pool on the hood. Mud and acid rain splashed on the car slide off the smooth surface without leaving a stain. The same goes for snow, bird droppings, or ice as they roll off the car without sticking to its surface. Prevent UV damage, rust, and oxidation.

For the most part, leaving your car in the sun for too long tends to cause the car’s paint to fade and even crack. The ultraviolet rays of the sun have a destructive effect on the car’s surface. Many ceramic coating brands prevent this damage as well as other forms of erosion such as rust and oxidation.

Improved protection. With a ceramic coating for car paint, your car gets a semi-permanent layer of protection that bonds with the paint on the molecular level. That protective layer is tougher than the soft wax and can withstand ultra harsh treatment both from the terrain and the elements. In effect, you’re not just protecting the car paint, but also protecting the body of the car itself against scratches, chemicals, and anything else that gets thrown at it.

Glossy finish. Regular car waxes have a warm appearance that gets dull when left out in the open. Compare that to the sharp candy appearance of a ceramic top coat. It gives the car a high-gloss finish that doesn’t fade under the sun or with the passage of time.

We work with all the leading brands from around the world and apply the best products to match your needs and your budget.

This includes Opticoat, New Coat and Car Pro.

Ceramic coatings lock in the vehicle’s finish, providing a lasting shine and making it easier to maintain. They also act as an extra layer of protection to withstand ultra-harsh environmental conditions and the elements; repel rain, mud, dirt, bird droppings, salt, UV, and just about anything else.

It’s important when we choose which one is suitable for you and your car to consider durability (years of performance; 2, 5 or 10), ease of maintenance, level of hardness, cost, and level of gloss/ age of your car.

Since car wax doesn’t last more than three months on average, you need to get the vehicle rewaxed a lot more than you may like. Ceramic car coating, on the other hand, is more durable, and a good coating with proper maintenance can serve you for a few years before replacing it. In the end, you save more money with nano ceramic coating than wax or paint sealant.

Yes we can. But bear in mind we always want the best for you and your car. We have fully equipped mobile vans so we can come out to you, but sometimes we need to work in a more controlled environment in a workshop or garage.

Absolutely. Ceramic coatings can be applied to any painted surface and provide varying benefits from UV protection to easier maintenance. Talk to us today.

When considering a protective coating, it is best to view how the coating bonds with the existing clear coat. Vehicle clear coats are dimpled in nature like a golf ball. One layer of high resin content coating will fill in most of the dimples. However, two coats of a high resin coating will likely smooth the surface to a glass-like finish and deepen the look of the paint. In addition, because the surface is smoother the vehicle is easier to clean and dry.