Ceramic Coating

Ceramic coating is a clear, semi-permanent, liquid polymer that's applied to a car's exterior to protect it from the elements. The coating forms a hydrophobic layer that repels water, dirt, sap, bird droppings and grime, making it easier to clean and maintain the car. Ceramic coating can also protect against UV rays, light scratches, and chemical contaminants.

Foam Stripping Wash

We use a professional foaming tool to completely cover your car in our stripping car wash. A car stripping wash, also known as a strip wash or paint stripping, removes waxes, sealants, and dressings that have been applied to a car's finish. This process can make it easier to clay and polish the car, and can help new coatings bond more strongly. It can also reveal scratches and defects in the paintwork.

Iron Neutralizer & Removal

In this step we completely decontaminate the paint from iron deposits. Iron deposits on a car's paint can cause permanent damage, such as staining, discoloration, and rusting. Iron deposits can also eat through the paint and damage the primer and body of the vehicle.

Clay Bar Decontamination

Clay barring is a detailing technique that uses a soft, malleable clay bar to remove contaminants from your car's paint, leaving it smooth and ready for waxing or polishing. The clay's sticky properties can latch onto contaminants that traditional car washing can't, such as: brake dust, sap, tar, iron filings, insect impact residue, airborne pollutants, water spots, metal dust, industrial pollution, and road grit.

Ceramic Coating Application

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer or solid ceramic material that's applied to a vehicle's surface to protect the paint from weather, road elements, and other environmental factors. The coating cures into a hard, hydrophobic layer that repels water, dirt, and other contaminants, making it easier to clean and maintain the car. Ceramic coating will provide a glossy finish that's resistant to scratches.

Paint Correction

Car paint correction is a two-step process. The first step removes scratches, swirl marks, and other imperfections from a vehicle's clear coat. The second step polishes to a shine. The goal is to restore the car's shine and surface finish, making the paint look brighter, deeper and more reflective.