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Ceramic Coating in Cottonwood Heights, UT

A Zazz 7H or 10H ceramic coating, applied in your garage in Cottonwood Heights, so winter washes take minutes and the paint holds up.

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Protection that suits a canyon car

A car in Cottonwood Heights lives through hard winters and bright summers. Salt, deicer and traction grit from November to April, then strong sun and sprinkler water for the rest of the year. A ceramic coating is a single job that helps with all of it.

It bonds to the clear coat and cures into a hard, slick layer. Grime doesn't grip it, water runs off it, and UV has to get through it before reaching your paint.

What's included

  • Decontamination wash and clay bar
  • Paint correction before coating
  • Zazz 7H or 10H ceramic coating
  • Wheels, glass and trim available
  • Winter and summer care instructions

How we apply it

  1. 1. Wash and decontaminate. Foam wash, iron remover and clay bar to clear embedded grit.
  2. 2. Correct. Machine polish to remove swirls, haze and water spot etching.
  3. 3. Prep. Panel wipe so the coating bonds to bare clear coat.
  4. 4. Coat. Zazz 7H or 10H on the paint, with wheels, glass and trim if chosen.
  5. 5. Cure. Kept dry in your garage. We tell you when it can face the weather.

The best time to do it

Early fall, before the first storm. The paint is clean, the weather is dry, and the coating has time to cure fully before salt season. You then go into winter with protection already working.

Late spring is the next best, after a full decontamination has cleared the winter's grit out of the paint. We coat year-round, as long as the car can sit in a garage to cure.

Wheels, glass and trim

Wheels take the worst of winter: brake dust baked on by heat, then salt on top. Coated wheels clean up with a rinse. Coated glass sheds rain and slush at speed, which you'll notice on the canyon road. Black plastic trim stays dark and resists the white salt bloom that it otherwise picks up.

Plain talk about limits

Traction grit chips paint, coated or not. A coating won't prevent that. For the front bumper, hood and rocker panels, paint protection film is the right defense, and a coating can go over it.

A coated car also still needs its underside rinsed in winter. The coating protects what it covers, and the frame isn't one of those things.

Questions about ceramic coating in Cottonwood Heights

Can you apply a ceramic coating in winter?

Yes, in a garage. The coating needs to stay dry and above a minimum temperature while it cures, so we check your garage and the forecast before booking.

How long does the car need to stay inside afterward?

We give you an exact time for the product used. Plan on keeping it garaged and dry overnight at least.

Does coating the windshield help in snow?

It helps water and slush clear at speed and makes ice easier to scrape. Wipers still do the work at low speed.

Will I still need undercarriage washes?

Yes. The coating protects painted surfaces. The frame and suspension still need rinsing through the winter.

What does ceramic coating cost in Cottonwood Heights?

It depends on the vehicle, the paint condition and what you want coated. Send the form or text photos for an exact price before booking.

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