Auto detailing continues to evolve, and one of the newer tools in the detailer's arsenal is ceramic coating. Like wax products, ceramic coatings add a ...

When ceramic coating first hit the market, it was mostly only available from professional detailing shops. That is still widely the case depending on where you live, but there are some off-the ...

There are two types of ceramic coating for cars - DIY and professional. There are pros and cons to both, and our Toyota of Orlando body shop experts have broken each type of ceramic coating down ...

Ceramic coating vs. wax Your car’s paint is susceptible to damage from UV rays, inclement weather and other caustic debris such as salt, bird droppings or wildfire ash.

Ceramic coating vs. wax Your car’s paint is susceptible to damage from UV rays, inclement weather and other caustic debris such as salt, bird droppings or wildfire ash.

Before applying a ceramic coating to a car's paint, the car should be as clean as possible. This means it has been thoroughly washed and dried, and any contaminants in the clear coat removed.

Your car’s paint is susceptible to damage from UV rays, inclement weather and other caustic debris such as salt, bird droppings or wildfire ash. Both ceramic coating and wax work as an ...

Your car’s paint is susceptible to damage from UV rays, inclement weather and other caustic debris such as salt, bird droppings or wildfire ash. Both ceramic coating and wax work as an ...

Ceramic coating | Cars.com illustration by Paul Dolan Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer often described as a “shield” or “armor” for your car’s paint; in that way, it’s much like ...