Frequently Asked Questions
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Unfortunately the equipment and products used aren't cheap as you need quite a bit of specific chemicals and tools for different surfaces and finishes. It really comes down to the time, effort and expertise it takes to prep the body work to get it as perfect as it can be before applying the coating.
Without the right set of tools, products and expertise, you could create more scratches on your car from bad washing practices or damage your paint with the wrong chemicals/tools.
Not to mention our prices are definitely cheaper than what you will find at other professional detailers.
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Well it depends on how you value your car. If you don’t care about how it looks or you won’t be keeping it for that much longer, it wouldn’t be worth it.
However since you’re here reading this, you must have some interest in protecting your vehicle. A stage 1 paint correction and ceramic coating is GUARANTEED to help revitalize any worn down paint and increase resale value.
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Typically if you can feel the defect with your fingernail, it’s too deep to fully buff off. Paint correction takes off a microscopic layer so it may not be as noticeable after. Take clear pictures and send it to dan.p18@live.com if you’re curious about getting rid of your paint defects.
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If you have the correct paint pen for me to use, then absolutely. A couple small spots would be free to do but if there’s a lot to touch up, I would need to charge a fee to compensate for the time.
What do I need to do to maintain the coating?
No car washes for the first week as the coating needs to harden and chemicals will disturb this process.
For the 24 month coating, water must not get on the car for 48h for optimal curing.
Don’t use regular automatic car washes! Those brushes they use aren’t clean often and contain dirt/rocks that would scratch up your car.
Car wash soap must be pH neutral as acidic soaps will eat away the coating.
Bird droppings, tree sap and other acidic compounds should be cleaned as soon as possible.