Ceramic Coating Packages, Explained

We offer three exterior coating tiers plus interior, wheel, and glass coatings. Every exterior package includes full paint decontamination and a mirror-like, hydrophobic finish — the difference between them is durability and warranty length. Here's what each tier is for and how to pick.

The three exterior tiers

• Base Ceramic Coating (from $897) — a 3-year coating and our entry point. Real gloss and protection for drivers who want a serious upgrade over wax without a long-term commitment.
• Premium Ceramic Coating (from $999) — a 6-year coating with a more durable formulation, for drivers who want long-term, lower-maintenance protection.
• Ultimate Ceramic Coating (from $2,000) — our most durable option, backed by a lifetime warranty, for owners who want set-and-forget protection for as long as they keep the vehicle.

All three start with the same foundation: full decontamination, paint correction as needed, and a careful, cured application.

How to choose the right tier

The simplest way to decide is to match the coating to how long you plan to keep the car:

• Selling or trading in a couple of years? The Base coating gives great gloss and protection without overspending.
• Keeping it several years? The Premium coating is the sweet spot for durability.
• Planning to keep it long term or want the best? The Ultimate coating is built for the long haul.

We'll help you match a tier to your situation when you book — there's no need to overbuy.

Add-on coatings

Beyond exterior paint, you can add protection where it counts:

• Interior ceramic coating (from $199) — protects upholstery and surfaces against stains and wear
• Wheel ceramic coating (from $300) — makes brake dust and grime easy to rinse off
• Glass ceramic coating (from $250) — improves visibility and water shedding on the windshield

These can be added to any exterior package or booked on their own.

What's not included

Coating tiers cover chemical and cosmetic protection — gloss, slickness, and resistance to UV and contaminants. They don't protect against rock chips; for that you'd add paint protection film. For exact pricing and what drives it, see how much a ceramic coating costs.