— Worth investing in?
Yes — and here's why.
Ceramic and graphene coatings are a good solution for those who want to maintain the high quality of their car's appearance. While the price may be higher than traditional sealants, the benefits of long-term paint protection can be significant.
A real ceramic coating chemically bonds to your clear coat, forming a sacrificial protective layer. It's an effective form of paint protection, providing resistance to scratches, UV radiation and contamination.
The result: paint that stays in great condition for years, and is far easier to keep clean. Water beads off, dirt struggles to stick, washing takes half the time, and the gloss depth stays showroom-fresh.

— Real customer cars
Coated and protected.
— Brands we apply
From 3 to 7 years of protection.
We work with leading European ceramic and graphene coating brands. The right product depends on your vehicle, budget and how long you plan to keep the car.
— How to get one
Always with paint correction first.
A ceramic coating is only as good as the surface underneath. Applying it over swirled, contaminated paint just locks in the defects. We always combine ceramic application with proper paint preparation.
Every one of our detailing packages includes a ceramic coating as standard. Pick the package that matches your paint condition — and the ceramic comes with it.
— FAQ
Common questions, honest answers.
Most of what you read about ceramic coatings online is marketing. Here's straight talk on the four most common questions we get asked at the workshop.
Yes. While the upfront cost is higher than a wax or sealant, ceramic and graphene coatings deliver long-term paint protection that more than justifies the investment if you plan to keep the car for years.
Yes. Ceramic coatings are an effective form of paint protection, providing resistance to scratches, UV radiation and contamination. They keep the paint in good condition and make it easier to keep clean.
Wait at least two weeks before the first wash. This is the time when the coating chemically binds with the paint — avoid contact with aggressive car chemicals during this period. After two weeks, normal car care can resume.
Graphene coatings are the next generation. They use carbon nano-tube technology on top of the ceramic base — meaning longer life (up to 7 years), stronger chemical resistance and a deeper visual depth. Worth the upgrade for a car you'll keep long-term.
— Aftercare