Drop-off · you bring the car to us

Protection built for Lower Mainland rain.

Rain, road film and UV are working on your paint every day it sits unprotected — and undoing that later is paint correction, not a wash. A coating stops the clock. We prep the paint to match the tier you pick, then seal it in ceramic, cured under cover so the years on the label mean something.

System X · Gtechniq Cured under cover Correction-ready

Protection by the year Longer tier, deeper prep
2-Year From $595
5-Year Popular From $995
7-Year From $1,300

Sedan starting prices — pick your size below.

Coating tiers

Pick how long you want it to last.

Every tier includes real paint prep — the longer the protection, the deeper the prep.

2-Year Coating

For newer or well-kept paint — coated and protected for two years.

Starting at $595

    7-Year Coating

    Full two-stage correction, then the longest-lasting protection we apply.

    Starting at $1,300

      A single-stage polish on its own is $445. The 5-Year coating includes it — plus coated wheels and glass — for $995. It's the tier most people pick, and this is why.

      Why drop-off

      Why coating is drop-off, not your driveway.

      Ceramic coating cures best under cover — out of the rain, sun and road grime, in a steadier spot than any driveway. Outdoors, weather and dust can ruin an otherwise perfect application. So for this one service, you bring the vehicle to us — it's what makes the "7-year" on the label actually mean seven years.

      • Out of the weather — no rain, pollen or grit curing into the coating.
      • A steadier space — a more consistent cure than any driveway allows.
      • Enough time to do it right — no rushing against weather.
      • System X certified installers — both our ceramic techs, manufacturer-trained in surface prep, application and cure control.
      • One car at a time — by appointment, never a queue. Your paint isn't waiting behind other jobs.
      • Location shared when you book — we'll send the address as part of scheduling.
      Why coat

      What a coating actually changes day to day.

      Repels water & contaminants

      Rain beads and rolls off instead of sitting on your paint.

      No more waxing

      The coating does the job wax used to, for years at a time.

      Washes take minutes

      Dirt and grime rinse off easier, so upkeep gets a lot simpler.

      Cheaper than fixing it later

      Swirls only come out by machine. Correcting neglected paint is a $695 two-step — a coating is what stops you needing one.

      Aftercare

      Keeping it looking coated is simple.

      Hand wash only

      Skip automatic washes that use spinning brushes.

      pH-neutral soap

      Harsh cleaners break the coating down faster than normal wear.

      No automatic brushes

      They cause the same fine swirls a coating can't prevent.

      Rinse droppings & sap promptly

      Acidic residue is the one thing coating doesn't fully block.

      Got swirls or scratches first? Correct before you coat.

      Coating seals in whatever condition your paint is already in. If it needs work, pick a tier that includes it — the 5-Year carries a single-stage polish, the 7-Year a full two-stage correction — or correct it first and coat after.

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      FAQ

      Questions we hear most about ceramic coating.

      Which tier is right for me?
      If your paint is already in good shape and you want solid everyday protection, the 2-Year Coating works well — it skips the polish, which is why it suits newer or well-kept paint. Most customers pick the 5-Year Coating: it adds a single-stage polish and covers the wheels and glass as well as the paint. Choose the 7-Year Coating if your paint needs real correction first, or you want the longest protection we offer.
      What brand of coating do you use?
      System X and Gtechniq — two of the most established names in ceramic coatings. Every coating we apply is one of theirs; we don’t swap in a cheaper product for the lower tiers. Which coating suits your car depends on the tier and the paint, and we confirm that when we quote.
      Are you certified to apply ceramic coatings?
      Yes — our installers are System X certified: both technicians who do ceramic work. System X is a ceramic coating manufacturer, and its installer certification trains and verifies the parts of the job that decide how long any coating lasts: surface prep, application and cure control. That training stands behind every coating we apply.
      How long does it actually last?
      Each tier is rated for its stated durability with proper aftercare — 2, 5, or 7 years. Harsh washing or automatic car washes can shorten that.
      Can I still go through car washes?
      Hand washes are fine. Skip automatic washes with spinning brushes — they cause the same swirls a coating can't prevent.
      What maintenance does it actually need?
      Not much. Hand wash with a pH-neutral soap, rinse off bird droppings and sap quickly, and that covers most of it.
      How long do you need my car?
      Plan on leaving it overnight. The coating itself is a half to a full day's work depending on the tier, and then it has to cure under cover before it goes back out into the weather — that cure is the whole reason this service isn't mobile. Rushing the car out the same day is exactly how a coating's durability gets cut short.

      Drop off in the morning, pick up the next day. We'll confirm both windows when we book, so you can plan around it.
      Why does coating have to happen under cover?
      Coating cures best under cover, out of the weather and dust, with the time it needs to harden. Outdoors, rain and grit can ruin an otherwise perfect application — so for this one service, you bring the vehicle to us.

      It's a fair question to ask anyone you're getting a quote from: where will it be applied, and how long does it cure before the car goes back outside? The years on the label depend on the answer.
      Do I need paint correction first?
      If your paint has visible swirls or scratches, yes — coating seals in whatever condition the paint is already in. The 5-Year Coating includes a single-stage polish that handles light swirls, and the 7-Year Coating includes a full two-stage correction for deeper defects. The 2-Year skips polishing entirely, so it's best on paint that doesn't need any.

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      Tell us what you drive and what it needs. We'll follow up with a firm quote, no pressure.

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