Ceramic Coating Maintenance Guide

Thank you for choosing a professional ceramic coating to protect your vehicle. Your car is now shielded with a durable, transparent layer that enhances its appearance and preserves its long-term value.

To ensure optimal performance and longevity, please follow these maintenance recommendations:

Initial Cure Period: Refrain from washing your vehicle for the first 7 days post-application to allow the coating to fully cure.
Avoid Brush-Style Automatic Washes: Spinning brushes can retain grit and debris from previous vehicles and may damage your coating. Touchless car washes are a safer alternative.
Annual maintenance on your ceramic coating is recommended by all, and required by some professional-grade ceramic coating manufacturers to upkeep your warranty. Bring it in for a contact wash, decontamination, and ceramic spray topcoat.

Use Dedicated Car Wash Products: Wash your vehicle with a pH-balanced automotive shampoo. Avoid household soaps, waxes, degreasers, or any product designed to strip finishes.
Adopt the Two-Bucket Method: One bucket for clean soapy water, another for rinsing your wash mitt. This helps prevent swirl marks caused by dirt and debris.
Dry with Care: Use a soft, clean microfiber drying towel or chamois. Avoid air-drying, as it can lead to unsightly water spots.
Enhance with Ceramic Boosters: Every few months, consider applying a ceramic-safe spray topper to restore hydrophobic properties and gloss—or schedule an exterior refresh with our team.
Maintain Regular Cleanings: Wash your vehicle every 2–3 weeks. Promptly remove bird droppings, bug residue, and sap to prevent surface staining or etching.
By following these simple practices, your ceramic coating will continue to protect and enhance your vehicle’s finish for many years to come.

Ceramic Coating Maintenance Guide

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