Protect your paint with professional ceramic coating in Clinton Township, built for Michigan conditions and offered as part of our car detailing services. Enhance gloss, repel water and contaminants, and defend against UV rays, road salt, and everyday wear with lasting protection from a trusted local shop.
Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that bonds chemically to your car’s paint. Once cured, it forms a durable protective layer over the clear coat, unlike waxes or sealants that sit on the surface and wear away over time.
The coating is hydrophobic, meaning water beads up and rolls off the surface rather than spreading out and drying in place. This reduces how easily dirt and grime stick to the paint, making regular washing easier and more efficient.
In addition to ease of maintenance, ceramic coating helps protect paint from UV rays, bird droppings, tree sap, road salt, and hard water spots. The coating absorbs much of the environmental exposure, helping preserve the condition of the clear coat underneath.
Vehicles driven in Clinton Township face constant exposure to changing weather conditions and environmental contaminants throughout the year. Road salt in winter, pollen in spring, intense sun in summer, and organic debris in fall all place stress on automotive paint.
Hard water adds another challenge, as mineral deposits can remain on the surface after rain or washing and gradually etch into the clear coat. Over time, this combination of contaminants and exposure makes paint harder to maintain and more prone to fading and surface damage.
Ceramic coating provides an added layer of defense against these elements by reducing direct contact between the paint and environmental contaminants. For drivers seeking even stronger protection against rock chips, scratches, and other physical damage, paint protection film (PPF) can be applied to shield the paint while maintaining a smooth, glossy finish. This combination helps maintain a cleaner surface, slows long-term deterioration, and reduces the need for frequent polishing or waxing.
We assess your paint condition under proper lighting, checking for swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and contamination. We discuss your goals and recommend the right coating package for your needs.
Full hand wash followed by clay bar treatment to remove embedded contaminants. Iron remover and tar remover used as needed. Your paint must be perfectly clean before correction and coating.
Machine polishing isn't included, but recommended as an add-on, since it removes swirl marks, light scratches, water spots, and oxidation. This step restores gloss and clarity before coating. Paint correction is recommended because ceramic coating locks in whatever is underneath—including defects.
Panel by panel, we apply the ceramic coating in thin, even layers. The coating bonds chemically to your clear coat, creating a hard, hydrophobic surface that protects and shines.
The coating needs time to fully cure and harden. We inspect every panel for high spots or missed areas. You'll get care instructions—keep the car dry for 24-48 hours while the coating sets.
Ceramic coating works by forming a bonded protective layer over the clear coat once it cures.
This layer creates a hard, slick surface that resists contamination and environmental damage.
Water forms tight beads and rolls off the surface, carrying loose dirt with it.
This hydrophobic effect helps limit buildup on the paint and simplifies ongoing maintenance.
At the same time, the coating fills microscopic pores in the clear coat, creating a smoother surface that reflects light more evenly.
The result is improved gloss, reduced contamination, and an added level of protection that helps the paint withstand everyday driving conditions, including those commonly encountered on Clinton Township roads.
Entry-Level Protection. Proven Results.
A great starting point for drivers who want ceramic protection without the premium price. Easier maintenance, solid gloss, and real protection against Michigan's elements.
Balanced Protection. Real Performance.
The sweet spot for most Clinton Township drivers. Professional-grade ceramic protection with excellent durability, gloss, and hydrophobic performance at a reasonable price.
Self-Healing. Maximum Protection.
Feynlab's flagship coating with self-healing technology. Light scratches and swirl marks disappear with heat from the sun or warm water. The ultimate protection for drivers who want the best.
For most people, yes. You'll spend less time washing your car, and your paint stays protected for a lot longer than a couple of weeks. Compare it to waxing every few months—coating costs more upfront but saves time and money over the long run. Many Clinton Township drivers would wish they'd done it sooner.
Ceramic coating isn't bulletproof. It won't stop rock chips or deep scratches. It also requires proper prep—if you coat over swirl marks or scratches, those get locked in. And it's not a "set it and forget it" thing. You still need to wash your car, just less often.
Touchless car washes are fine. Avoid automatic washes with spinning brushes—they can wear down the coating faster and put swirl marks in it over time. Hand washing is always the best option for a coated car.
Every 2-4 weeks is a good general rule. Coated cars stay cleaner longer, so you don't need to wash as often. But don't let dirt and contaminants sit for months—regular washing keeps the coating performing its best.
No. Ceramic coating bonds to your clear coat at a molecular level. Rain, car washes, and normal weather won't remove it. The coating wears down slowly over years, not from getting wet.
Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive polishes, and anything with high pH levels. Don't use dish soap or all-purpose cleaners. Stick to pH-neutral car wash soaps designed for coated vehicles. Also avoid clay bars on coated paint unless absolutely necessary—they can wear down the coating.