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Ceramic Coatings Ohio | What do they Cost?
Ceramic Coatings Ohio | What do they Cost?
What is a good price for a ceramic coating? How much do they cost? We like to keep it simple, so here are our AVERAGE ceramic coating prices-
Wheel Coatings
Standard wheels- $250
Aftermarket/show wheels- $300
Paint Coatings
10-year ceramic coating- $1000
6 year ceramic coating- $700
3 year ceramic coating- $400
Glass Coatings
All glass surfaces- $150
Contact us for the price of other specifically requested glass surfaces
It is important to note that these are averages. We like to communicate 1 on 1 with our customers to figure out what ceramic coating fits them best.
You may be itching to know- Why are These Ceramic Coatings So Expensive?
There are 3 main reasons as to why these are priced so high.
The process of applying ceramic coatings takes TIME. We are talking 1-2 days; pretty crazy right?
Ceramic coatings allow for the hardest, most durable protection your paint can ask for. Protection that last for years, not months.
To ensure that your ceramic coating is applied correctly, we went through a series of reputable training programs and vigorous practice to make sure we do it right. With that, we also charge for our expertise.
What is a Ceramic Coating?
What is a Ceramic Coating?
Many detailers like to over complicate this simple question just to show off their knowledge, but they never really help the customer understand what it is that they are getting. Ceramic Coatings are a layer of silicone dioxide (glass) that can be applied to your cars paint, windows, and wheels. Once cured, nano ceramic coatings provide an extremely hard layer of hyper durable protection. You will be left with no choice but the admire the deep, rich gloss of your cars paint after getting a ceramic coating. Not only does this bring your cars color back to life, but the protection last from 3-7+ years depending on the nano ceramic coating you choose. Ceramic coatings assure you 2 things-
Long term paint protection
Beautiful Gloss and shine (we mean STUNNING)
How Does a Ceramic Coating Work?
How Does a Ceramic Coating Work?
Once a ceramic coating is applied to the surface of your vehicle, it now has a skin as tough as an alligator that offers ultra-durable, scratch-resistant properties. It doesn't stop there, the versatility of ceramic coatings is unmatched. They offer a hydrophobic film over your car that also protects your paint from harmful UV rays. Bird droppings, bugs, rain, and pollen, are no longer a problem, ceramic coatings form a slick surface that allows no contaminants to stay around on your paint for long, if not at all. Auto detailing services can provide a clean feel and protection for short periods, however they are no match for the protection that is offered with ceramic coatings. This protection last until the day your car is traded in, which means money in your pocket.
The truth is, that ceramic coatings are for everyone. Regardless of whether your car is a daily driver or an exotic/luxury car, ceramic coatings will inevitably provide long-term protection for the paint of your car. Our vehicles cost a lot of money, and we think it is absurd to not protect such an investment. We know that cleaning and keeping up with your car takes time and lots of energy. This is why many, after spending tens of thousands of dollars on a car, watch it degrade. Then when it comes time to trade it in, they wonder why it is worth pennies. Ceramic coatings allow you to get the most out of your investment with little to no work at all!
Once the paint is completely bare and naked from all contaminate through proper preparation and cleaning practices, we then created a smooth surface via paint correction. At last, the paint is in its most suitable form for a ceramic coat. We slowly apply the ceramic coating all around your car and leave it to cure. Once the nano ceramic coating a correctly bonded with your vehicle, we buff off any unneeded excess. Your ceramic coating is then left for another 24 hours to completely cure. It's that simple.
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