Ceramic Coating Protection
Ceramic coating is a preventative protection service designed to preserve your vehicle's paint, gloss, and value. It creates a durable layer that helps resist UV damage, dirt, and water—keeping your car cleaner and looking better for longer.
Long-lasting protection
Deep gloss & shine
Hydrophobic (water repellent)
Easier maintenance
Level 1 – 1 Year Protection
Starting at $600+
Perfect for first-time coatings or maintenance. Adds gloss, slickness, and strong water beading for easy upkeep.
Level 2 – Multi-Year Protection
Starting at $1000+
Increased durability, deeper shine, and long-term protection against the elements.
Level 3 – Multi-Year + Layered Coating
Starting at $1300+
Maximum protection with layered ceramic coating, delivering superior durability, gloss, and hydrophobic performance.
Additional Ceramic Coating Services
Glass Ceramic Coating
Starting at $200+
Protect your windshield and windows with a hydrophobic ceramic coating that repels water, improves visibility in rain, and makes cleaning easier.
Wheel Ceramic Coating
Starting at $300+
Keep your wheels looking pristine with a durable ceramic coating that resists brake dust, road grime, and makes cleaning significantly easier.
How to Care for Your Ceramic Coating
Proper Wash Steps
- 1 Rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove loose dirt and debris
- 2 Use pH-neutral car wash soap with a soft microfiber wash mitt
- 3 Wash from top to bottom using the two-bucket method
- 4 Dry with a clean microfiber drying towel or air blower
- 5 Apply a ceramic coating booster spray every 3-6 months for added protection
What NOT to Do
- 1 Avoid automatic car washes with harsh brushes that can scratch the coating
- 2 Don't use abrasive cleaners, compounds, or polishes on the coating
- 3 Avoid washing in direct sunlight or on hot surfaces
- 4 Don't let bird droppings, tree sap, or bug splatter sit for extended periods
- 5 Avoid waxing or sealing over the ceramic coating—it's not needed
Vehicle Eligibility
Ceramic coating is best for well-maintained or properly prepped vehicles. Some vehicles may require paint correction or may not qualify if the paint is heavily damaged, oxidized, or has clear coat failure.
Important Note: Ceramic coating is preventative maintenance, not a repair—it protects and preserves your vehicle after proper preparation.