A ceramic coating is a semi-permanent glass layer that bonds to your clear coat. It makes the surface hydrophobic so water, salt brine, and grime sheet off instead of etching in, and it deepens gloss in a way no wax can match. Because coatings lock in whatever is underneath, we always decontaminate and machine-polish first — coating over swirl marks would seal the defects in for years. Applied in your garage or covered driveway, then cured before we leave, with clear aftercare instructions so the finish still beads next winter.
Street parking on State Street and Baltimore Pike commuting leaves a mix of brake dust, sap, and door-ding grime. A full decon wash plus sealant keeps the paint slick for months. We serve Media Borough, Rose Valley, Upper Providence, Nether Providence and every street in between, including ZIP codes 19063.
Ceramic Coating starts at $699 in Media and takes about 6–8 hours. Larger SUVs, trucks, and heavily soiled vehicles price slightly higher — text (267) 827-0316 with a photo for an exact number.
Not necessarily. Plenty of Media clients leave the keys and go to work. We bring our own water and power, so all we need is access to the vehicle.
Your card is only authorized to hold the appointment. We charge it after the ceramic coating is finished and you have looked over the car.
Saturday appointments are the most requested in Media.
Takes about 60 seconds. No deposit, and nothing is charged until the work is done.