Question 1

What is ceramic coating?

Accepted Answer

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied to your vehicle’s paint that forms a protective, hydrophobic layer, boosting gloss and making maintenance easier.

Question 2

How long does ceramic coating last?

Accepted Answer

Our professional-grade ceramic coatings last between 2–5 years depending on the product selected and maintenance routine.

Question 3

How do I maintain my ceramic coating?

Accepted Answer

Maintain your coating by washing with a pH-neutral shampoo, avoiding abrasive brushes, and applying a maintenance spray every 3–6 months.

Question 4

Is ceramic coating better than traditional wax?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ceramic coatings bond at a molecular level, offering superior scratch resistance, UV protection, and longevity compared to wax.

Question 5

Can I still use automatic car washes after coating?

Accepted Answer

We recommend hand washes or touchless washes only, as automatic brushes can gradually wear down the coating’s hydrophobic properties.

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