Ceramic coating for cars, caravans and boats

Protection that outlasts wax

Wax and spray sealants wear off in weeks. A ceramic coating bonds to the surface and forms a hard, slick layer that keeps protecting for years with the right care. Water beads and sheets off, dirt and salt have less to grip, and UV fading is slowed right down.

On the Northern Beaches that matters. Coastal air, salt spray and strong sun are hard on paint, gelcoat and fibreglass, whether it's your daily driver, a caravan parked outside or a boat on a mooring.

Preparation is everything

A coating locks in whatever is underneath it, so the surface has to be right first. We wash and decontaminate the paint or gelcoat, then machine polish to remove swirl marks, oxidation and light scratches before the coating goes on.

The result is a deep, glossy finish that is easier to wash and stays cleaner for longer. We will explain how to look after the coating so you get the most out of it.

Ceramic Pro Shine: ceramic spray wax with titanium

We use Ceramic Pro Shine, a water-based SiO2 ceramic spray wax infused with titanium. It leaves a slick, hydrophobic finish with serious shine, and the titanium helps repel strong UV, which counts for a lot under the Australian sun.

It's safe on all vehicles and surfaces, so the same protection works on cars, caravans and boats. It goes on a clean surface, is worked in with a microfibre until it disappears, and is topped up every 30 days for the best protection, which makes it ideal for keeping a finish looking freshly detailed between visits. For boats we also use Revive, an elixir made for watercraft.