The Last Paint Protection You'll Ever Need
Wax fades. Sealants wear off. Ceramic coating bonds.
A professional ceramic coating chemically bonds to your vehicle's clear coat, creating a permanent layer of protection that repels water, UV rays, chemical contaminants, and light scratches. The result? A vehicle that stays cleaner longer, looks better longer, and holds its value longer.
This isn't an add-on. It's an investment and at New Again Detailing, it's one we take seriously.
Our array of services bring out the best in your vehicle.
Ceramic coating creates a permanent barrier that transforms how your vehicle handles the elements. Water beads and rolls off. UV rays bounce away. Your paint stays deeper, richer, and protected for years.



Our ceramic coating package provides long-lasting protection, enhanced gloss, and a durable barrier against the elements. We handle the preparation and application so your vehicle stays cleaner, shinier, and protected for longer.

1 year warranty

2 year coating
All vehicle options

3 year warranty

6 year warranty
Ceramic coating application is not a DIY job. Improper preparation, incorrect application, or poor technique can result in high spots, streaking, and a coating that fails prematurely.
Our team has been trained through the International Detailing Association (IDA) and the Detail Mafia, two of the most respected names in professional detailing education. We've applied coatings to everything from daily drivers to high-end exotics, and we've detailed vehicles as important as Air Force One.
When you trust us with your vehicle, you're getting certified expertise, not a guy with a YouTube tutorial.
Ceramic coating is an investment in your vehicle's future. Here's what you need to know before you commit.
Yes. Once your vehicle is ceramic coated, traditional wax is not needed and in fact, should not be applied, as it can affect the coating's performance.
Depending on the package, care, and environmental conditions, coatings typically last 2–5+ years. Regular maintenance washes (using the two-bucket method or touchless washes) will maximize longevity.
Technically, yes. But we strongly advise against it if your paint has visible defects. Coating locks in whatever is under it. We'll inspect your paint and give you an honest recommendation.
Ceramic coating is one of the best decisions you can make for your vehicle's long-term appearance and value. Let's talk about what's right for you.