professional Ceramic Coating installers in delaware

Yes, we offer ceramic coating maintenance plans! To keep your coating performing at its best and extend its lifespan, we recommend washing your vehicle every bi-weekly or at least monthly. Regular maintenance washes are more affordable than the initial detail, as your vehicle won’t need a clay bar treatment, iron removal, or additional protection. By maintaining your ceramic coating, you ensure that it continues to repel contaminants and preserve your vehicle’s gloss.

While it's possible to apply a coating without a Paint Correction, its highly recommended to do one first, as it removes imperfections ensuring you vehicles clear coat is the same smoothness all around allowing the Ceramic Coating to bond evenly, delivering the most shine and protection. Without this step, the Ceramic Coating could seal into those flaws, making them more noticeable and effecting the full potential of the coating's performance.

Yes! With our fully built mobile shop, we are able to bring spotless water and electricity for any job anywhere throughout Delaware and surrounding areas of Pennsylvania and Maryland! Servicing areas such as Wilmington, Pike Creek, New Castle, Newark, Hockessin, Dover, Middletown, Elsmere, Smyrna, Bear, Greenville, Claymont, Avondale, Kennet Square, Chadds Ford, Landenberg, Glen Mills, and Elkton! Don’t see your area? No worries! contact us and ask! *We don't charge a mobile fee but based on how far you are we might require a minimum price spent*

No, ceramic coatings do not make your vehicle scratch-proof. While they add a durable layer of protection to your paint, they are designed to resist minor scratches and swirl marks from routine washing and environmental factors, not prevent deeper damage caused by sharp objects or heavy impacts.

Think of ceramic coatings as an enhancement to your car’s surface durability, making it more resistant to wear and tear while improving its gloss and hydrophobic properties. However, proper care, such as using safe washing techniques and avoiding abrasive contact, is still crucial to maintaining your vehicle’s appearance. If deeper scratches occur, professional repair or polishing may be needed.