A coating is not a wax that is gone after a few weeks. It is a liquid that cures into a thin, hard layer bonded to the paint. Water beads off, dirt sticks less and the paint keeps its depth.
Preparation is the work
A coating locks in whatever is underneath, including scratches and marks. That is why it is always preceded by a thorough clean and, if the paint needs it, paint correction. That determines the result more than the coating itself.
What to expect
How long a coating lasts depends on the product, on how much the car is driven and on maintenance. We discuss beforehand which coating suits your use and what you can expect from it.
Wheels, glass and trim too
Wheels, windows and unpainted plastics can be included separately. Wheels in particular stay noticeably easier to clean with a coating.