What Is A Ceramic Coating?
Industry-grade ceramic coating is a chemical polymer solution that is applied to the exterior of a vehicle to protect it from external paint damage. Typically applied by hand, it blends with the paint of your car and creates an additional hydrophobic layer of protection. Due to this chemical bonding and creation of a new layer, the car’s factory paint job remains untouched.
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What Are The Benefits of Ceramic Coating
1. Unmatched Protection
The primary reason why ceramic coatings have gained immense popularity is their unbeatable protection. Once applied, the coating acts as a sacrificial layer, shielding the car's paint from oxidation and fading caused by harmful UV rays. It also provides a strong defense against bird droppings, tree sap, insect splatters, and various pollutants that can wreak havoc on the paintwork.
2. Enhanced Aesthetics
Ceramic coatings create a stunning, mirror-like finish on the car's surface, enhancing its overall appearance. The depth and clarity of the paint are significantly improved, making the vehicle look as good as new. This flawless finish not only impresses passersby but also increases the car's resale value.
3. Long-Lasting Durability
Unlike traditional waxes and sealants that require frequent reapplication, ceramic coatings offer long-lasting protection. A professionally applied ceramic coating can last anywhere from 2 to 5 years, depending on the product and maintenance. This saves car owners valuable time and money spent on regular detailing and waxing.
4. Ease of Maintenance
Caring for a car with a ceramic coating is a breeze. The hydrophobic properties repel water and dirt, making it easier to clean the vehicle. A simple wash with a gentle car shampoo is usually enough to maintain the coating's pristine appearance.
5. Chemical Resistance
Ceramic coatings boast remarkable chemical resistance, safeguarding the paint from harsh chemicals found in road salts, acidic rain, and commercial car wash soaps. This protection ensures that the car's paint remains intact and unblemished.
6. Scratch Resistance
While ceramic coatings are not entirely scratch-proof, they do provide a significant level of scratch resistance. The coating's hardness helps prevent minor scratches caused by everyday use, such as washing and drying the car.
Is Ceramic Coating Good For Your Car
Absolutely! The upfront investment in the protection of your car will pay for itself for years to come. Keep in mind that a ceramic coating won't make your car bulletproof, but it will do a much better job at protecting your car than an ordinary wax or sealant.
How Long Does A Ceramic Coating Last?
With proper maintenance, most ceramic coatings will last 2 to 5 years However, many factors play a role in how long ceramic coatings effectively protect car paint. Mileage is one of the biggest enemies of ceramic coatings. The more annual miles a car travels, the faster the coatings can deteriorate
Does Ceramic Coating Protect In Winter?
Ceramic coatings will make cleanup much easier during the winter months when time is short to get the car washed on those infrequently warmer days. In addition ceramic coatings will provide a barrier of protection against the harsh elements of winter.
One Step Paint Correction With Ceramic Coating
$1,599.99 + Tax
Hand Wash/ Hand Dry
Rims/ Tires Cleaned/ Tire Shine
Paint Decontamination
Clay Bar Treatment
One Step Paint Correction
(Removes 50-70% Of Paint Imperfections)
5 Year Jade Ceramic Coating
Will require the vehicle for 2 days
2 Step Paint Correction with Ceramic Coating
$1,999.99 + Tax
Hand Wash/ Hand Dry
Rims/ Tires Cleaned/ Tire Shine
Paint Decontamination
Clay Bar Treatment
2 Step Paint Correction
(Removes 70-95% Of Paint Imperfections)
5 Year Jade Ceramic Coating
Will require the vehicle for 2 days
$599.99 + Tax
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