Ceramic coatings offer far greater durability and protection than traditional wax or sealants, lasting years instead of months. With ceramic coating, your car is shielded from harmful UV rays, tree sap, and even harsh washing conditions.

Ceramic coatings can be an excellent investment to protect your vehicle. Sticky residue from tree sap and bird droppings is hard to wash off without damaging the paint. Without a ceramic coating, your car is vulnerable to fading and rusting from sun exposure and seasonal elements. Ceramic coatings help prevent expensive repairs and boost your vehicle’s resale and trade-in value. The coating is safe for your paint and can be easily removed without harm to your vehicle. The product is backed by a manufacturer warranty for up to a lifetime. You can apply ceramic coating to both the interior and exterior surfaces of your vehicle to make cleaning a breeze.

A new ceramic coating application will take about 2-3 weeks to cure to its full strength. During that time, some precautions should be taken. You’ll need to avoid using products that can damage the coating and always stay away from automatic touch-based car washes. Go touchless or choose to wash by hand.

• Avoid getting the vehicle wet for at least 24 hours.

• Avoid automated touch-based car washes. Hand washes should use the two-bucket method. The two-bucket method of washing a car is proven to reduce swirl marks and produce the best wash results. Use one bucket for soaking your wash mitt – while the other is used to clean the wash mitt after each section you wash on the car. The ‘rinse’ bucket is filled with clean water, has grit guards, and is used to only rinse the dirt or debris from the wash mitt after each, individual section.

• Avoid washing your vehicle in direct sunlight - Direct sunlight creates heat, especially on dark vehicles. To ensure you get the best results from your maintenance, make sure you wash the car in a shaded area, outdoors (out of direct sunlight). It’s always best to wash the car when the sun is at its lowest levels, early morning or early evening. This will also help to avoid water spots and streaking.

A lot of people have asked us what the difference is between our stage 1–3 paint corrections. We’re happy to tell you that it’s a relatively simple and easy-to-digest system. Stage 1 will remove up to 65% of swirls and defects; Stage 2 brings that number up to ~80%; If you want to go all out and leave your paint near perfect, that’s where our Stage 3 correction comes in, removing up to 95% of swirls and defects.