A layer of chemical protection that keeps your paint glossier and easier to clean, wash after wash. Ceramic coating puts a hard, hydrophobic barrier between Brisbane's climate and your clear coat.
Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer, applied by hand over properly prepared paint. It bonds chemically to the clear coat and cures into a hard, glass-like layer, lasting years unlike wax.
Water sheets off instead of drying into spots, washing gets easier, and you get real resistance to UV, oxidation, bird droppings, sap and bug acid — plus noticeably deeper gloss.
Ceramic coating won't stop a stone chip — it's a chemical and UV barrier, not a physical one. It won't hide existing swirl marks or scratches either, which is exactly why paint correction before coating matters. If your car needs it, we'll tell you honestly.
Standalone correction and maintenance pricing, for cars not booking a full coating tier.
One machine polishing pass to lift light swirl marks and restore gloss before coating. The right call for paint that’s in reasonably good shape already.
Wash and decontaminate — full wash, iron fallout removal, clay treatment to strip embedded contaminants.
Inspect the paint for swirls, scratches and oxidation, and recommend correction if it's needed.
Correct the paint if required — machine polishing before coating.
Apply the coating by hand, panel by panel, with the right flash and cure time between coats.
Cure. You'll get an aftercare sheet with your exact curing window.
Hold off washing for the first several days while it fully cures. After that, stick to pH-neutral wash products, skip automatic brush car washes, and top up with a compatible ceramic booster every few months if you want to keep the hydrophobic performance going.
Straight answers, no sales pitch
Ceramic coating can last from 5 years to over 9 years, depending on the type of coating, the quality of the application, and how well it's maintained.
No. It's a chemical and UV barrier, not impact protection. If stone chips are the main worry, PPF is the better fit, and the two work well together.
If there are visible swirl marks, light scratches or oxidation, yes. Coat over that and you're locking it in under a hard, glossy layer that's harder to fix later.
We recommend waiting at least 7 days before washing your vehicle after a ceramic coating application. This allows the coating to fully cure and achieve maximum durability. After the curing period, hand washing with pH-neutral car shampoo is the best way to maintain the coating and keep your vehicle looking its best.
Yes, provided the paint's in reasonable shape or gets corrected first. It won't undo years of damage, but it'll protect what's there going forward.
Wax sits on the surface and breaks down within weeks. Ceramic coating bonds to the clear coat and lasts a lot longer, with better chemical and UV resistance.
