Here's How it works

Full Decontamination of the vehicle, with clay bar and iron decon wash.

All Surfaces Restored, One Step Paint Correction can remove those Pesky Swirls and Imperfections

Isopropyl Prep Wipe Down on all panels to remove any sealants, compounds, and waxes.

Then expert application of the Ceramic Coating, Proper Cure time, Leveling, Two Plush Towel Buff Off

You can Choose from 3 year, 5 year, 7 year Warranties.

Each Product has a different rating for longevity. and Includes a warranty for the specified term length.

The warranty covers Bugs, Bird waste, Tree Sap, Overspray, and much more.

Truly providing peace of mind for your vehicle.

Whether you have an older vehicle that you want to get corrected (two step or three step correction) or a New vehicle you want to treat right from the get go. I have options, and an amazing value!

Not to mention my windshield coating and ceramic rim coating comes included in this package for free. ($250 value)

For one step correction, and 3 year ceramic coating you'd expect to pay upwards of $1300 in other shops.

With me you get this and the included value of the warranty, and extras like windshield and rim coatings.

Priced at $499 for most vehicles, $950 for Large SUV and Truck

3 year Ceramic Coating $499 for sedan/midsize $950 for Large SUV/Truck

Self-healing Ceramic Coating $699 for sedan/midsize $899 for Large SUV/Truck

5 year Ceramic Coating $899 for sedan/midsize $1050 for Large SUV/Truck

7 year Ceramic Coating $1099 for sedan/midsize $1250 for Large SUV/Truck

For those of you with vehicles that are more scratched up you can expect to pay an extra $300 for two step correction and extra $800 for three step correction with wet sanding.

We still have Fall Availability, Its New Car Season. I'll Protect your ride and give you warranty coverage that kicks in in case of paint etching. All Registered to the Carfax. Infact one of our clients had to have body work done and the insurance company was required to pay us to redo the coating because it was done by a professional and registered properly to the carfax. Your insurance company has to pay to replace the coating in the event of an accident.