Professional Ceramic Coating That Comes to You

A professional ceramic coating lasts 2 to 5 years, depending on the tier you choose, how the vehicle is stored, and how well it is maintained. Daily drivers parked outside in strong sun wear a coating down faster than garaged cars, and a simple hand wash every couple of weeks extends its life. DIY spray coatings, by comparison, usually last only a few months to a year.

Professional ceramic coating typically costs between $500 and $2,000 for most cars, with premium multi-year packages reaching higher. The biggest factor is not the coating itself but the paint correction labor done before it, along with your vehicle's size and paint condition. We confirm your exact ceramic coating price before we start, so you always know what you are paying.

For most drivers who keep their vehicle more than two years, ceramic coating is worth it because it protects the paint far longer than wax and holds resale value. A coated car resists UV fading, oxidation, and stains, so it stays glossy and there is less damage for an appraiser to deduct for at trade-in. It also replaces the constant cycle of waxing with years of protection from one application.

The main benefits of ceramic coating are years of paint protection, a deep and lasting gloss, and far easier washing, since water and dirt slide off instead of sticking. It also protects against UV fading, oxidation, and chemical stains from bird droppings, tree sap, and road grime. Over time it saves you money and effort compared to repeated waxing and paint touch-ups.

The main disadvantages of ceramic coating are the upfront cost and the fact that it does not stop rock chips or deep scratches, since it is chemical protection, not a physical barrier. It also is not fully maintenance-free, as it still needs regular washing to perform its best. For most owners, the long-term protection outweighs these downsides, but they are worth knowing before you buy.

A professional ceramic coating is dry to the touch within a few hours and fully cures over the following days. We advise keeping the vehicle dry and out of the rain for the first 24 to 48 hours so the coating hardens properly. We will give you clear aftercare instructions when we finish.

Yes, we include paint correction with our ceramic coating, and it is an essential step, not an add-on to skip. Correcting the swirls and scratches first means they are removed rather than sealed in and magnified under the gloss. Our paint correction and ceramic coating are done together in one visit, so the finish looks flawless under the protection.

You can, but you should not, and you do not need to. A ceramic coating already outperforms wax, and adding wax on top can actually reduce the coating's water-repelling performance. To maintain the coating, use a dedicated ceramic-safe maintenance spray instead of wax, which we can recommend.

Yes, coming to you is the core of what we do. We arrive at your home or office fully self-contained with our own water and power, so you never have to leave your car at a shop for days. Just share the location and parking details when you book. We serve customers across 80+ cities.

Yes, we apply ceramic coating to RVs, boats, and motorcycles along with cars, SUVs, and trucks. Larger surfaces like RV and boat bodies take more product and time, so they are priced accordingly. Tell us your vehicle when you book and we will confirm the right coating and price.