A ceramic coating does most of the work of keeping your car clean and protected — but a few simple maintenance habits keep it performing for its full lifespan.
Coated cars still need washing, just less effort. Use a gentle two-bucket hand wash every couple of weeks with a pH-neutral, coating-safe soap. Regular washing prevents contaminants from building up and dulling the coating's slickness.
Skip harsh detergents, waxes, and especially automatic car washes — the brushes scratch and the strong chemicals can degrade the coating over time. Coating-safe products only.
A periodic ceramic-boosting spray sealant refreshes the coating's water-beading and gloss, extending its life. Applied after a wash, it keeps the surface performing like new.
A recurring maintenance wash with coating-safe products takes the guesswork out and keeps your coating in top shape. It's the easiest way to protect your investment. Set up a schedule and we'll handle it.
Use a gentle two-bucket hand wash with a pH-neutral, coating-safe soap every couple of weeks. Avoid automatic washes and harsh chemicals that can degrade the coating.
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