“Why should I ceramic coat my car? It has a clearcoat on it. There’s no need.”
Unfortunately, there are many people out there that spread negative, and uneducated, energy. When people refer to that statement, they are referring to the clear coat that is applied from the factory being a “good enough” shield of protection to the color of the car, which in their eyes, is the paint under the clear coat. Clearcoat is paint! It’s paint; that is clear! The clear coat on your vehicle requires the same amount of care as the paint under the clear coat. The reasons to add a ceramic coating to your vehicle is for added protection and increased gloss. We all love that shine!
Paint surfaces, over time, acquire small holes, or, pits in the paint. It’s just like the local road you drive your car every day. If there are potholes in the road and they are never filled, then they will get worse and worse over time. Ceramic coating your paint is the same thing. Protection is the key element here. A ceramic coating acts as a leveling surface that hardens to form a layer of protection against the elements. Your vehicle is an investment. When you try to sell the car, will it bring the same amount of money as it would if the clear coat was faded and dull? My guess is No. So why not ceramic coat the car? It doesn’t take THAT long, and actually, once finished, there’s nothing better than standing back a few feet and checking out that “new” car!
Thanks for reading!
-Clint Allerton
