Ceramic Coating in Pembroke Pines, FL
Long-term gloss and protection that makes washing easier for years, not months.
What's included
A ceramic coating is a hard, glass-like layer bonded to your paint. Water beads and sheets off, dirt doesn't stick, UV and bird droppings don't etch, and the gloss stays deep for years. We're certified in ceramic and paint correction, and every coating starts with proper decontamination and correction so you're sealing in perfect paint.
- Full decontamination wash, clay & iron removal
- Paint correction to remove swirls before coating
- Panel wipe to strip oils
- Professional ceramic coating applied panel by panel
- Coating leveled and inspected under light
- Aftercare instructions for the first two weeks
- Optional: wheels, glass and trim coated
Who it's for
- New cars you want to keep looking new
- Dark paint that's hard to keep swirl-free
- Anyone who parks outside in the Florida sun
- Owners who want easier washes for years
How it works
Prep
Wash, decontaminate and correct the paint — the coating locks in whatever is underneath.
Coat
Applied by hand, panel by panel, then leveled.
Cure & care
Keep it dry for the first 24 hours; we'll walk you through aftercare.
Recent work
Pricing
priced by vehicle size, paint condition and coating tier
included with the Level 2 · Pristine Detail
included with the Level 2 · Pristine Detail
Starting prices shown for sedans and hatchbacks, as published on our booking page. Final pricing depends on vehicle size and condition — heavy pet hair, sand, stains, smoke odor or trash may add a charge, and we'll tell you before we start. Larger SUVs and trucks: text us a photo for a quick quote.
Ceramic Coating FAQs
Ceramic coating vs. wax — what's the difference?
Wax sits on top of the paint and lasts a few months. A ceramic coating chemically bonds to the clear coat and lasts years, with far better resistance to UV, chemicals and water spots.
How long does a ceramic coating last?
Depends on the coating tier and how the car is cared for — multi-year coatings are common. We'll tell you the rated durability of the option you choose.
Do I still need to wash the car?
Yes, but it's much easier. Dirt releases with less effort and the car stays cleaner between washes. Avoid automatic brush washes.
Does the paint need correction first?
Almost always. The coating locks in the finish underneath, so we correct swirls first — otherwise you're sealing in the flaws.
Can you apply it at my home?
Yes. A garage or covered spot is ideal so the coating can cure without rain or dust.
How soon can I drive after coating?
Right away for normal driving, but keep it dry and out of the rain for the first 24 hours and don't wash it for about a week.
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