Why does it cost so much to ceramic coat a car?
The cost is significantly higher than a normal cut and polish and wax job for 2 main reasons.
The cost is significantly higher than a normal cut and polish and wax job for 2 main reasons.
If you are referring to wax and not a ceramic topper, often in the spray form, then this is a big no no, unless you like spending unnecessary money.
Yes absolutely, especially with new cars that require minimal paint correction.
If the coating has cured correctly according to the ceramic coatings manufacturer's directions, you should begetting beautiful beads or water sheeting where the water just falls off the car.
Well, It depends. The basic idea of a ceramic protection is to keep the car protected from UV, Elements and some scratching for years and make it easy to clean.
The downside of the coating is in the initial investment and overall process of installation which is traded for the peace of mind of not having to wax and polish your car every few months to keep your car protected and years of easy cleaning.
Typical Lifespans of Ceramic Coatings are 2-5 years depending on the quality and how well you look after your car.