Ceramic Coating
A real coating, applied right. We prep the paint correctly, lay the coating in panels, and let it cure. Your car shrugs off road grime, bug splatter, and Kansas road salt for years instead of months.
What's included
- Paint decontamination: clay and iron remover
- Light paint correction to remove swirls before coating
- Ceramic coating bonded to the clear coat
- 1-, 3-, or 5-year durability options
- Aftercare instructions and approved wash soap recommendations
- By appointment — needs a covered space and time to cure
- Booking deposit applies; covered service area only
Time on site
Full day (drop-off or scheduled covered space). We'll text you a window when we book.
Mobile in Olathe and the surrounding area
We service this in Olathe, Overland Park, Lenexa, Leawood, Shawnee, and the rest of south Johnson County. If you're close, we'll come to your driveway, your office lot, or your apartment complex.
Questions about ceramic detailing
The stuff folks actually ask before booking.
Yeah, real difference. Wax lasts a couple months. A sealant lasts three or four. A real ceramic coating chemically bonds to the clear coat and holds up for years. The prep work is also a different league.
If you trade cars every couple years, the 1-year is fine. Daily driver you plan to keep — go 3-year. New truck or a car you're holding onto a long time — 5-year is the move.
Stops fine swirls from regular washing, no question. It won't stop a rock chip on I-35 or a shopping cart hit. For that you'd want a paint protection film, which is a different product.
Use a pH-neutral wash soap, skip drive-throughs that have spinning brushes, and bring it back once a year for a quick decontam wash. We send written aftercare with every coating.
Prep is the long part — wash, decon, light correction, panel-by-panel inspection. The coating itself goes on relatively fast, then it has to cure. Rushing any of that and the coating fails early.
Get a quote. Book this week.
Tell us about your car. We'll send back a real number — not a sales script.