A ceramic coating adds a hard, glossy layer on top of your car's paint that shrugs off dust, water, oil and everyday dirt. Unlike wax, it doesn't wash away after a few weeks - it keeps protecting and shining for years.
The paint is fully decontaminated and, ideally, polished first so the coating bonds to a clean, defect-free surface - this prep work usually takes as long as applying the coating itself, so the whole job is rarely a same-day service.
Our Onyx and Graphene Pure coatings are applied by hand after that full paint decontamination, so the finish is as clean as the protection is durable.
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A quality nano ceramic coating typically lasts anywhere from 2 to 5 years depending on the product and how well the car is maintained, compared to a wax that needs reapplying every few weeks.
Yes. A ceramic coating is far more durable than wax and doesn't need to be reapplied every few weeks - it forms a harder, longer-lasting protective layer over the paint.
Yes, but the paint needs to be fully decontaminated and, ideally, polished first so the coating bonds to a clean, defect-free surface. Paint prep matters as much as the coating itself.
No. It resists light scratches, swirl marks and everyday wear better than bare paint, but it isn't scratch-proof and won't stop a deep scratch or stone chip.
Most coatings need about 7 days to fully cure before their first wash, so the bond has time to harden properly.
It's easier to maintain than bare paint - dirt and water bead off more easily - but it should still be washed regularly with a pH-neutral car shampoo rather than harsh degreasers.
Yes. Beyond protection, a ceramic coating adds noticeable depth and gloss to the paint, and that hydrophobic finish is part of what keeps the car looking cleaner for longer.
No. A quality ceramic coating is optically clear - it enhances gloss and depth but doesn't alter your car's original paint color.