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Ceramic Coatings

Ceramic coating offers several benefits for a vehicle, making it a popular choice for car enthusiasts and owners looking to protect their investment. Here are the key advantages:

1. Long-lasting Protection​

2. Enhanced Water Repellency​

3. Scratch Resistance​

4. Improved Aesthetic Appeal​

5. Easier Maintenance and Cleaning​

6. UV Protection​​

8. Improved Resale Value​

9. Corrosion Resistance

 

​In summary, ceramic coatings provide enhanced protection, durability, and aesthetic appeal, while also reducing maintenance efforts and preserving the vehicle’s value. They are especially ideal for owners who want long-term care for their car's exterior.​

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What Can You Ceramic Coat?

1. Exterior Paint

  • Main Surface: The most common and most popular area to apply ceramic coating is the vehicle’s exterior paint. It helps protect the paint from contaminants, UV rays, scratches, and oxidation, providing a long-lasting, glossy finish.

2. Wheels and Rims

  • Protection Against Brake Dust and Dirt: Ceramic coating can be applied to wheels to protect them from brake dust, road salts, tar, and water spots. It makes the wheels easier to clean and prevents the buildup of grime over time.

3. Glass (Windows and Windshield)

  • Water Repellency: Ceramic coatings can be applied to windows and windshields to provide a hydrophobic effect. This helps water bead up and roll off, improving visibility, especially in rain. It also reduces the accumulation of dirt and contaminants.

  • Protection Against Scratches: A coating on the glass surface also adds some level of scratch resistance, reducing the chances of damage from wipers or other sources.

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4. Headlights and Taillights

  • UV Protection and Clarity: Ceramic coating can be applied to headlights and taillights to protect them from UV rays that can cause discoloration and hazing over time. It also makes it easier to clean and maintain their clarity.

5. Chrome and Metal Surfaces

  • Rust and Corrosion Resistance: Applying a ceramic coating on chrome trims, metal parts, and bumpers helps protect these areas from rust, corrosion, and tarnishing. It also keeps the metal shiny and easier to clean.

6. Plastic Trim

  • Preserving Plastic Parts: Exterior plastic trim, such as bumpers, side mirrors, and moldings, can also be coated. Ceramic coating helps preserve the plastic from fading or becoming brittle due to UV exposure. It also helps prevent water and contaminants from sticking.

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7. Engine Bay (Optional)

  • Protection Against Contaminants: Some people opt to ceramic coat the engine bay and its components to reduce the buildup of oil, grease, and dirt. This helps with maintenance and cleanliness.

8. Painted/Coated Surfaces (like trim or custom accents)

  • Extra Protection for Unique Areas: If your vehicle has any painted or coated accents, like custom stripes, decals, or specific trim areas, you can apply a ceramic coating for added protection against fading or damage.

9. Interior Surfaces (Optional but less common)

  • Fabric and Leather Seats: There are special ceramic coatings for interior fabrics, leather, and vinyl that help repel stains, spills, and dirt, making it easier to clean the interior. However, this is less common than exterior coatings.

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