Yes you can. Regardless of if you have a ceramic coating or not, we highly recommend that you get a touch-in paint.
Polishing machines are used to get rid of scratches on ceramic coating. The polishing machine uses a polishing compound to remove the scratches and make the surface smooth again. There are different types of polishing machines, and each one has a specific use.
It depends on the extent of the damage. Scratches, scuffs and dents can be repaired the same as on any car, and if repainting is required, the ceramic coating can be re-applied to the affected panel. If you have managed to put wash marks in your ceramic coating, they can be polished out.
Yes you can. Regardless of if you have a ceramic coating or not, we highly recommend that you get a touch-in paint.
Once you start working, there's no margin for error and little chance to correct your mistakes as you go. Ceramic coatings can't damage your paint, regardless of what you do. However, improper application can leave streaks, high spots, hazing, and horrible reflections.
Absolutely, but it's not recommended. As we stated above and talk about on our pricing page, paint correcting is the most labor intensive part of the a ceramic coating. If you get you vehicles finish looking perfect but neglect to protect it, you will find yourself needing correction much sooner than you think.
THE FIRST 24 HOURS
Your vehicle is safe to drive, but the new coating is still hardening. It is pretty important to avoid any of the following... Abrasives or washing - No wash mitts, soaps, bug removers should touch your vehicle during the curing process. Automatic car washes - Stay out of the car washes!
Chip Repair in Ceramic Surfaces
It will take a bit of effort, time, and patience to get the chip repaired, but it is worth it for the consumer. This is because owners of surfaces have come to appreciate the material and realize the expense involved in replacing surfaces made from ceramic.
1.Water Beading surface
Try finding the water droplets forming water beads; they can easily slip out of the car's paint. This is a noticeable sign due to ceramic coatings' hydrophobic elements.
A general guideline for reapplying ceramic coating is every 1 to 2 years, but this timeframe can vary.
Choose a mild polishing compound specifically designed for use on ceramic coatings. Apply a small amount to a microfiber applicator pad and work it into the affected area using gentle circular motions. Wipe off the residue with a clean microfiber cloth.
High spots from ceramic coating will not go away on their own. They require manual correction, either by using an IPA solution to level them out before the coating fully cures or by polishing the area if the coating has already cured.
Remember, you should NEVER apply a fresh ceramic coating on top of an old ceramic coating or an inferior surface protectant product, like car wax or paint sealant. Your finish will look awful and fail to perform at its maximum potential.
Smooth Surface: Ceramic coatings are known for providing an extremely smooth and glossy finish. While this makes them highly effective in repelling dirt and water, it can also make it challenging for adhesives to bond effectively. Adhesives typically adhere better to surfaces with some texture or roughness.
Yes, you can pressure wash your ceramic-coated vehicle. The extra layer of protection is strong enough to endure the pressure washer. Using a pressure washer helps eliminate any contaminants and dirt on the vehicle's surface.
By applying an extra layer of wax on top of ceramic coatings, you'll get another layer of protection for your car's paint. This way, the wax will protect the ceramic coating, and the ceramic coating will mostly stay untouched so that it can protect the car's clear coat.
These mistakes won't permanently damage your vehicle's paint and can be undone. However, undoing a botched ceramic coating application is far more time consuming than the application itself, and may require wet sanding followed by polishing and finishing.
Ceramic Pro Silver and Ceramic Pro ION are great choices in this range. We rarely offer the silver package as we can now get a two-year longer warranty for about the same money. a 5 – 7 Year Ceramic Coating should cost between $1,350 and $1,800. In most cases, a 5-7 year coating is all a consumer needs.
Unfortunately, no. Ceramic coatings are not standard finishes for vehicles, so polishes are not formulated to work with them. If you use polish on top of ceramic coating, you will strip the coating off of your vehicle, leaving it patchy and damaged.
These water droplets will start sticking to the surface and can create swirl marks when not wiped properly, which will also contribute to your car appearing dull. Peeling: This does not occur frequently; however, once the ceramic coating starts peeling, it is completely worn.