CERAMIC COATING COST REVIEW
Let’s review the costs associated
with ceramic coating a vehicle.
STEP 1: Vehicle Detail - $400
(this would include a full interior
detail as well)
STEP 2: Vehicle Paint correction.
The average associated cost: $500
STEP 3: IGL Kenzo Ceramic coating
application. The average associated
cost: $1200
STEP 4: Ceramic coating maintenance.
The average associated cost: $400
THIS WOULD GIVE US A TOTAL
INITIAL COST OF $2100.
WITH 2-4 ANNUAL COMPLETE
FULL DETAILS OF $400 EACH.
Now you might look at those numbers
and feel that is a lot of money to
keep your vehicle looking tip top.
Most people would agree that it is a
fair amount of money. However, for
less than a cup of coffee from your
local favorite coffee shop per day,
which if broken down is roughly $1.15
per day for the life of the coating, you
can protect one of your largest assets
for years. Also consider a ceramic
coated vehicle when properly maintained
will demand a higher resale
value, provides longer life to the body
and treated surfaces, as well as granting
you a much easier means of
maintenance… and if none of that
matters… a ceramic coating will if
nothing else… make your vehicle look
absolutely amazing.
I’m really starting to think the cost
isn’t really a “Con.” What do you think?
At the shop we truly feel
“If a vehicle is worth purchasing, it’s
worth protecting!”
It’s probably time to get your vehicle
ceramic protected.
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NEXT THE QUESTION IS: WHAT
ELSE CAN BE CERAMIC COATED?
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and Detail please visit their website
at www.rimotorsports.com
* It should be noted that generally speaking, polishing vinyl stickers is not a good idea,
as the act of using a rotating machine has been known to damage or worse remove
stickers, decals and vinyl edges very quickly. This happens due to the polishing machine
creating heat and loosening the edges of the vinyl. So, unless you have the years of
practice polishing a vehicle, we highly recommend not trying to polish a vinyl sticker.
† To remove the last 10-15% of the scratches is called jeweling the paint. This is typically
done for very high-end vehicles. Typically, museum or show quality vehicles. This
generally carries a significant cost as the time required to produce a scratch less
surface can and has been known to take days or even weeks depending on the
vehicle. The cost to produce this type of a result is generally in the thousands to tens
of thousands of dollars.
** Assuming a professional grade ceramic coating was applied by a professional.
# Assuming a professional grade ceramic coating was applied by a professional and
quality product are used to complete the cleaning process.
¥ This assumes the coated surfaces were properly maintained.
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