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Is getting a ceramic coating on your vehicle really worth it? Is it better than getting your car waxed and polished? At The Bubble Boys we get these questions all the time, and all of the information you read online can be misleading, so we want to set the facts straight about ceramic coating.
Ceramic coating is the best paint protection application you can get. Unlike most waxes, ceramic coating actually bonds to the paint, creating an entirely new layer of protection.
Most detailers and car enthusiast, believe ceramic coating to be the better replacement to the getting a paint protection film.
One of the major benefits of a ceramic coating is the extra layer of protection from various elements that it provides.
Ceramic coating will help make your car and it's paint job much more durable. Your car's paint job will last longer.
If you find that you live in an area where dirt and debris tend to coat your car fast, having a ceramic coating will help.
Because dirt and other substances won't bond to the surface as easily, it becomes much easier to clean your car.
Ceramic coating will replace the need to wax your vehicle. Essentially, a ceramic coating does the job of wax, and some.
Ceramic coating protects your paint, which saves you from frequent waxing, and washing, saving money.
In short the answer is yes as long as you have proper expectations. Getting a ceramic coating for you car isn’t a “fix all”. There isn’t a product on the market that can solve all of your potential paint problems, but a ceramic coating is a close second.
When you factor in all of the things getting a ceramic coating can do for you paint, and how inexpensive it is. It’s a no brainier for most people who care about the exterior appearance of their car.
You do still need to regularly wash your car. Getting ceramic coating doesn’t repel all of the dirt from every day driving.
Here at The Bubble Boys Inc. we use eco-friendly, non-toxic products & methods to clean our customers vehicles because we genuinly care about the health of our customers & the environment.