5-Year
Excellent protection and gloss at the most accessible entry point. Ideal for owners who plan to sell or trade within a few seasons, or who want to try ceramic before committing further.
Refinement & Protection
Ceramic Coatings
Five, ten, or fifteen years of "why is it still shiny?"
Professional-grade ceramic coating in three durability tiers. Locks in gloss, repels road grime, and makes Florida sun and love bug season somebody else's problem.
How It Works
A Chemical Bond, Not a Coat of Wax
Wax sits on top of your paint like sunscreen and washes off about as fast. Ceramic coating chemically bonds with the surface, forming a hard, slick, transparent layer that becomes part of the finish.
On a 40-foot coach, the practical difference is enormous. Bugs and road film that used to require scrubbing now rinse off. Water sheets away instead of spotting. UV hits the coating instead of your clear coat. And washing a coach — the chore everyone dreads — goes from an all-day ordeal to a genuinely quick job.
- Extreme gloss and depth that holds for years, not weeks
- Hydrophobic water beading and sheeting
- UV protection that slows oxidation and fade
- Chemical and acid resistance against bug guts, bird droppings and road salt
- Dramatically easier washing — less time, less product, fewer swirls
- Preserved resale value with documented professional protection
Choose Your Tier
Three Levels of Protection
All tiers include full decontamination and paint preparation. The difference is coating chemistry, layer count and expected service life.
10-Year
Our most popular choice. A harder, thicker multi-layer system with meaningfully better chemical and UV resistance. The sweet spot of cost and longevity for most Florida coaches.
15-Year
Maximum protection. The most durable chemistry we offer, multi-layered for owners of high-value coaches who intend to keep them and want the finish preserved for the long haul.
Pricing depends on coach length and paint condition. We quote after seeing the finish — not before.
Important
Correction Comes First
Ceramic coating is transparent and permanent-ish. Whatever is under it — swirls, oxidation, etching, water spots — gets locked in and magnified for the life of the coating.
That's why we assess and correct before we coat. Skipping correction saves money today and guarantees you'll be unhappy every sunny day for the next decade.
Straight Answers
Ceramic Coating FAQs
Does ceramic coating make my coach scratch-proof?
No, and be skeptical of anyone who says otherwise. Ceramic adds hardness and resists light marring, but a branch at a campground will still leave a mark. What it genuinely does is resist chemicals, UV and staining, and make cleaning far easier.
Can you coat fiberglass and gel coat, not just paint?
Yes. We coat painted surfaces, gel coat, and with appropriate products, glass, wheels and trim as well.
How do I wash a coated coach?
Gently and simply — pH-neutral soap, clean mitt, two buckets. No harsh degreasers or abrasive polishes. We'll walk you through it at pickup, and honestly, the coating makes it easier than what you're doing now.
How long does the coach need to stay?
Typically three to seven days depending on size, existing paint condition, and how much correction is needed. Coatings also need controlled cure time — rushing that is how coatings fail early.
What Owners Say
About Our Ceramic Coatings
★★★★★
"Two seasons on the coating and it still beads like day one. Washing it takes half the time it used to."
Vince S.
★★★★★
"They corrected the paint first instead of coating over the swirls. Explained why that matters. The result speaks for itself."
John V.
★★★★★
"Walked me through the 5, 10 and 15 year options honestly, including when the cheaper one made more sense for how I use the coach."
Harold D.
★★★★★
"Florida sun had been destroying my finish. The coating stopped it cold and the gloss is genuinely showroom."
Larry K.
Reviews shown are representative of customer feedback.
Watch
Ceramic Coating vs. Wax: What Actually Lasts
The honest comparison. What 5, 10 and 15-year coatings really deliver in Florida sun, the prep that determines success, and how to maintain one properly.
Questions? Call (727) 245-0753.