What Is a Ceramic Coating?
Ceramic coating your vehicle is a semi-permanent liquid coating applied on the exterior/interior of a vehicle and hardens when it cures. These coatings are very durable, hydrophobic, and super high gloss that will last years! Some coatings are available for paint, wheels, glass, interior vinyl, and leather.
Should I Get My Car Ceramic Coated?
Ceramically coating your vehicle will boost shine and gloss extremely. The protection it gives will last a very long time depending on what ceramic coating you opt out for. Is it bulletproof? Absolutely not, rock chips and deeper scratches can still occur. However, the coating will minimize the damage being done and help resist scratches and swirl marks. For glass application, a ceramic coat will create a water-resistant shield and be extremely hydrophobic. Interior ceramic coatings will protect the interior from harsh UV rays and from daily usage of the vehicle. Maintaining your vehicle in the future will be very quick and easy to wash it and dry it!
Starting Prices
Exterior Paint Coating:
4+ Year Coating: $400
We use a concentrated ceramic coating that is applied on prepped surface for optimal results. However, longevity of coating depend on vehicle usage, terrain driven, weather, garage kept or not, and how you decide to wash it.
Wheel Coating: $120-$200
Glass Coating: $100-$200
Leather or Interior Coatings: Call for $
NOTICE: This is ONLY for the coating cost. Please be aware that polishing the paint or adding a 2-step paint correction prior to coating is STRONGLY recommended. The condition of the clear coat will be locked in if not corrected. Scratches and swirl marks will be locked in if not corrected. Please visit paint correction and/or paint polishing to add these services.
Why Is It So Expensive?
A ceramic coating will be very labor intensive and a time frame of about 8-10 hours typically. For certain occasions, the time to complete can exceed two full days of labor. Using the appropriate tools and high-quality ceramics to install the coating will also affect the cost.
Getting a ceramic coat will oftentimes REQUIRE a paint polish or a 2-step correction. This is to properly complete the job for the best results. once the coating has been applied everything will essentially be locked into place, so it is important you understand this process.
