A ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that is applied to the exterior of a car to protect it from scratches, UV rays, dirt, and other contaminants. It forms a protective layer on the paint of your car, creating a hydrophobic barrier that repels water and other liquids. This results in a glossy, high-quality finish that can last for years.

Ceramic coatings use nanotechnology to create a layer of protection on the surface of your vehicle. The coating is made up of tiny particles, usually Titanium Dioxide or Silica Dioxide, that bond with the surface of the paint, creating a durable layer of protection that is resistant to scratches, UV rays, and other contaminants. The coating also has hydrophobic properties, which means that water and other liquids bead up on the surface and roll off, rather than sticking to the paint.