When it comes to selecting the right coating for your vehicle, there are many options available. While several companies claim to offer the best coatings, any coating can fail if not professionally prepared.

At our shop, we use Gyeon Ceramic Coating, which is a 3-5 year coating.

Ceramic coating is an investment worth every penny. It provides excellent protection against environmental damage and corrosion, ensuring the integrity of your vehicle's paint for a long time. Investing in ceramic coating services is a good practice to ensure that your vehicle maintains its glossy appearance, similar to when it was brand new.

Moreover, it makes maintaining your vehicle ten times easier than a non-coated vehicle, and it can significantly increase its resale value. In short, ceramic coating is a great way to protect your vehicle and keep it looking like new for years to come without the need to reapply wax every few months.

Yes, it is recommended to have your car coated right after purchase. This can save you both time and money in the long run as you will require less paint correction or prep work.

Additionally, the ceramic coating provides extra protection to your car's exterior and helps maintain its brand new appearance with minimal maintenance.

This is achieved by making your vehicle easier to clean and more resilient to environmental damage.

It is crucial to perform a paint correction before applying a ceramic coating on a vehicle. This process involves one or multiple polishing steps to eliminate any swirls or webbing. The paint will be leveled to the depth of the scratch or swirl before the ceramic coating is applied.

Neglecting this step will magnify any defects in the paintwork with the ceramic coating. To ensure the best results, the vehicle's paintwork must be thoroughly prepped before coating. Without proper preparation, the coating may bond to an unclean surface, leading to a shorter lifespan and a suboptimal outcome.

Clints often opt in for ceramic coatings due to their long-lasting protection. These coatings create a hard shell that acts as a barrier, preventing water stains, bird droppings, road grime, and other substances from damaging the paint. With a quick rinse, these substances can just slide right off the surface.

The word "hydrophobic" is worth mentioning here. Though the word "phobic" may have a negative connotation, in this case, it's all positive. A ceramic coating can create a hydrophobic layer that repels water, which means that mineral deposits and dirt have less opportunity to damage the paint surface.