Gloved hand applying ceramic coating to a graphite sports car

Ceramic coating

A slick, glossy finish that’s easier to keep clean

Selected around your paint, how you use the vehicle, and your care routine.


Ceramic coating

Gloss you can actually maintain

A ceramic coating adds a thin, glossy layer on top of your paint. Water and grime release more easily, so routine washes are quicker and the finish stays looking sharp between details.

Coatings work best on clean, corrected paint, so we usually recommend some level of paint correction first. We choose the coating around your paint, how you use the vehicle, and how you like to care for it.

A coating doesn’t stop rock chips. If chips are the worry, ask about pairing a coating with paint protection film.

Gloved hand applying ceramic coating to a graphite sports car

FAQ

Ceramic coating questions

Can PPF and ceramic coating be combined?

Often, yes. The order and product compatibility matter, so we’ll recommend a combination after looking at the vehicle and the film you choose.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the service, coverage, products, and the vehicle’s size and condition. Send us your vehicle details through the quote form and we’ll come back with a tailored quote.


Pairs well with

Prep and protect

Polisher on the hood of a burgundy classic Mustang

Paint Correction

Measured machine polishing to reduce swirls and light scratches and bring back clarity and gloss.

About paint correction

Installer squeegeeing clear film onto a blue sports car

Clear & Matte PPF

Keep the factory gloss or switch to satin while helping guard the paint against rock chips and road wear.

Learn about PPF

Your vehicle is an investment. Treat it like one.