Professional-grade ceramic coating that bonds to your clear coat and provides years of hydrophobic, UV-blocking protection. Not a wax — it's a permanent layer of defence for your paint.
Ceramic coating chemically bonds to the paint surface — unlike wax, which sits on top and washes away. The result is a semi-permanent protective layer that repels water, resists UV, and stays slick for years, not months.
2–5
Years of Protection
With proper maintenance, a professional ceramic coating lasts significantly longer than any spray wax or sealant.
Both options include the full ceramic coating application. The difference is how much prep work is done on your paint beforehand.
Clay bar decontamination to remove surface bonded contamination, followed by full ceramic coating application. Best for newer vehicles with paint in good condition.
Full multi-stage paint correction to remove swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation — then ceramic coating applied on top of perfect paint. The right way to do it.
The full package: complete inside-out detail, multi-stage paint correction, and ceramic coating. For vehicles that need to look immaculate on every surface.
Ceramic coating pricing scales with vehicle size. These examples are for the Ceramic Prep Only option.
| Size | Examples | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Small | Civic, Corolla, Miata | $900 |
| Medium | Accord, Camry, RAV4 | $1,035 |
| Large | Tahoe, F-150 | $1,170 |
| XL | Escalade, Suburban | $1,350 |
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A professionally applied ceramic coating lasts 2–5 years with proper maintenance. The longevity depends on the product used, prep quality, your environment, and how often you wash the car. Regular washing (avoiding automatic car washes) and an annual ceramic spray topper will maximize its life significantly.
For most vehicle owners, yes — especially if you plan to keep the car for several years. The upfront cost is higher than a wax or sealant, but a single coating replaces years of repeated wax applications. Your car stays cleaner longer, washes are easier, and the paint stays protected from UV, chemicals, and minor abrasion. It's particularly worthwhile on newer or high-value vehicles.
Not always — but it's highly recommended if your paint has swirl marks or scratches. Ceramic coating locks in whatever's under it. If you coat over defects, those defects are preserved under the coating and become harder to fix later. For vehicles with perfect or near-perfect paint, our Prep Only option is a great choice. We'll assess your paint honestly before recommending.
We'll assess your paint and recommend the right prep level. No upselling — just honest advice and quality work.