Fast forward 20 years, and thanks to advances in science, we now have a more durable and superior form of protection: ceramic coatings.
Unlike the traditional “wax-on, wax-off” method, ceramic coating is a semi-permanent liquid layer that bonds to your vehicle’s surface. It’s often called a “sacrificial” layer because it absorbs the effects of weather, dirt, and other contaminants, shielding the paint underneath.
To put it simply: Wax is like a tent in the forest protecting you from rain and dust, while ceramic coating is like a brick house. Both provide protection, but one offers a whole new level of durability and strength.
That’s why I perform ceramic coating installations in controlled environments to ensure the best results.
Yes, ceramic coatings are long-lasting and durable, but they have their limitations. It’s important to know what they can and cannot do.
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