Motorcycle detailing

Yes, ceramic coating is safe for all types of vehicles. However, it's crucial to ensure that the vehicle's surface is properly prepped, usually with a full decontamination wash and paint correction, before the ceramic coating is applied for optimal results.

Yes, ceramic coatings can be removed but the process usually involves abrasion such as wet sanding or using a high-abrasive polish. This should be performed by a professional to avoid damaging the paintwork.

Yes, investing in ceramic coating is worth it considering the high level of protection it offers to your vehicle's exterior. It preserves the original paintwork, reduces maintenance, and keeps the car looking newer for longer.

While ceramic coatings reduce the frequency of car washes due to their hydrophobic properties, regular maintenance is still essential. It's advisable to wash the vehicle using a pH-neutral shampoo to maintain the coating's longevity and shine.

While there are DIY ceramic coating kits available, the application process requires a certain level of skill to avoid high spots or streaks. For optimal results, we recommend having a professional apply the coating.

Ceramic coating offers a certain level of protection against minor scratches, but it is not completely scratch-proof. It provides a strong protective layer over the paint, but heavy or sharp objects can still cause damage.

The lifespan of a ceramic coating varies based on the product quality and maintenance, but high-quality coatings can last anywhere from 2 to 5 years, or even longer with proper care.

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that is applied to the exterior surfaces of a vehicle. Once cured, it forms a hard, protective layer that shields the paintwork from environmental damage, scratches, and chemical stains, while enhancing its gloss and colour depth.