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Paint Ceramic Coating

  • 1 year Ceramic Coating

  • 3-5 years Ceramic Coating

  • 7 years Ceramic Coating

  • Deep, mirror-like gloss

  • Water and dirt repellency

  • Enhanced chemical resistance

  • Easier cleaning and maintenance

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Wheel Ceramic Coating

Lasts Up to 2 years Keep your wheels looking cleaner and shinier for longer with less effort. Our wheel ceramic coating helps prevent brake dust, dirt, and road grime from sticking, making cleaning easier while protecting your wheels, brake calipers, and exhaust tips.

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Exterior Trim Restoration 

Lasts Up to 2 years Bring faded, gray, and weathered plastic trim back to life with our professional trim restoration service. Restores a rich, like-new black finish while providing long-lasting protection against UV rays and environmental damage—without greasy residue or oily buildup.

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  • Ceramic coating is a protective layer that enhances your vehicle's shine, repels water and dirt, and helps protect your paint from UV damage and everyday contaminants. It also makes washing and maintaining your vehicle easier.

  • Unlike waxes and sealants that require frequent reapplication, ceramic coating provides years of protection with proper care. It enhances shine, repels water and dirt, and makes your vehicle easier to clean.

  • Our professional ceramic coating packages provide long-lasting protection, with options ranging from 1 to 7 years of durability depending on the package you choose and proper maintenance.

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How to Maintain Your Ceramic-Coated Vehicle

Keep your ceramic coating performing its best with these simple maintenance tips:

  • Wash Regularly: Wash your vehicle every 1–2 weeks to remove dirt and contaminants.

  • Use pH-Neutral Car Soap: Avoid harsh chemicals that can affect your coating.

  • Avoid Automatic Brush Car Washes: Hand washing is recommended to prevent scratches and swirl marks.

  • Use Microfiber Towels: Dry your vehicle with clean, soft microfiber towels to prevent water spots.

  • Remove Contaminants Quickly: Clean off bird droppings, bug splatter, and tree sap as soon as possible.

  • Avoid Wax and Polish: Traditional wax isn't necessary, and abrasive polishes can damage or remove the coating.