Ceramic Coating for Cars
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Every job starts with a proper hand wash and dry. The goal here isn't a clean car, it's a clean surface, because everything that follows depends on it. Road film, old wax and loose dirt all have to come off before anyone can see what the paint actually looks like.

Washing doesn't remove everything. Brake dust, rail dust, industrial fallout and overspray bond into the clear coat and stay there. If you've ever run your hand over freshly washed paint and felt grit, that's what this step removes, using a two-stage process, both chemical and mechanical. Two reasons it matters: contaminants block reflection and dull the finish, and a coating bonds far better to a surface with the contaminants removed.

This is the step that makes the difference, and it's the one most people never see. The paint inspection is done here, in proper lighting and with a state-of-the-art paint thickness gauge. Paint correction and polishing removes swirl marks, fine scratches, and holograms from the clear coat. There's no point putting a coating over imperfect paint, because the coating locks in whatever is underneath. This is the most time-consuming part of the process, and it is included with every ceramic coating installation.

The coating is applied by hand, panel by panel, in a climate-controlled studio. A ceramic coating is a liquid of ceramic nanoparticles in a clear resin that hardens and chemically bonds to your paint. What it gives you is gloss, water repellency, resistance to chemicals and UV, and a surface that's far easier to wash. A Miracle Detailing is Palm Beach County's only certified CQUARTZ Finest Reserve installer.

Quotes are given after I inspect the paint. The inspection is free! Even two new cars off the same line a week apart can differ in paint condition.

No. Every job is done at the climate-controlled studio in Boynton Beach, by appointment. Coatings need controlled temperature, humidity and lighting to cure properly, and polishing needs lighting you can't reproduce in a driveway.

No. A dealership coating is typically applied in under an hour over paint that hasn't been decontaminated and refined. The majority of the work here happens before the coating is installed.

All work is personally undertaken by Mike Moore, IDA Certified Detailer with Skills Validated, CQUARTZ Finest Reserve and DQUARTZ certified, in business since 2009. I focus on one thing and give it my best.