Polishing & Nano-Ceramic Coating

When you need polishing

Spiderweb scratches from car washes, paint that's lost its depth and looks dull, swirl marks visible on dark cars in direct light — these are all signs it's time. Polishing is also a required step before applying ceramic coating.

Types of polishing

We choose the method based on the condition of your specific car.

• Protective — no abrasives, removes dust, adds gloss, doesn't touch the paint
• Abrasive — removes a micron-thin layer of paint, eliminates scratches and swirl marks
• Headlight polishing — restores clarity to the lenses

What nano-ceramic coating gives you

Liquid glass bonds chemically with the paint and creates a durable hydrophobic layer on the body.

• Hydrophobic effect — water and dirt bead off the surface
• Deeper gloss and richer color
• Protection from chemical contaminants and UV fading
• Easier day-to-day car care

How we apply it

The body is thoroughly washed, degreased and polished to remove minor imperfections — ceramic coating reveals everything underneath it, so prep matters more than the application itself. The coating is applied by hand and cures in a clean environment. For the first 24–48 hours, the coating is building its hardness — avoid water and direct sun during this time.