Ceramic Coating

Ceramic coating creates a semi-permanent protective layer that chemically bonds with the paint, unlike wax, which sits on top of the surface and wears off within months. This coating provides superior resistance to UV damage, chemicals, and minor scratches. While wax requires frequent reapplications to maintain shine, ceramic coatings last years, offering long-term protection and a glossy finish with minimal maintenance.

Yes! Applying ceramic coating over paint protection film (PPF) enhances the film’s hydrophobic properties, making water, dirt, and debris slide off easily. This combination offers maximum protection, with PPF absorbing impact damage from rocks and debris, while ceramic coating adds extra gloss and chemical resistance. It’s a great option for vehicle owners who want both physical and environmental protection.

Ceramic coating adds a hard, protective layer but does not make the paint invincible. While it helps reduce minor scratches and swirl marks, it won’t stop deep scratches or rock chips from high-speed debris. For impact protection, paint protection film (PPF) is recommended. However, ceramic coating does prevent chemical stains, UV fading, and oxidation, keeping your car’s finish in pristine condition.

Ceramic coatings feature hydrophobic properties, meaning water beads up and rolls off the surface instead of sitting and drying. However, if minerals in the water dry on the surface, water spots can still occur. The benefit of the coating is that these spots won’t etch into the paint as easily as they would on unprotected surfaces. Regular maintenance, such as quick drying after washing, helps minimize spotting.

Absolutely! Ceramic coatings work on multiple surfaces, including glass, wheels, headlights, plastics, and even interior materials. This provides a uniform layer of protection against dirt, UV rays, and contaminants across your entire vehicle. Glass coatings improve visibility in the rain, while wheel coatings make it easier to clean off brake dust and road grime.