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Water rolls off. Dirt gives up. Gloss stays.

XPEL FUSION PLUS ceramic coating, bonded to your paint — applied only after the paint underneath has been corrected. Paint correction comes with every coating, and the prep, polish, and coating are all done by Vang Ge Lee personally.

What a coating is

Wax sits on top. Coating bonds to the paint.

Wax lasts a few weeks and washes off. A ceramic coating chemically bonds to the clear coat and becomes a hard, slick surface that lasts years. Rain sheets off instead of sitting in spots. Bugs and road grime rinse away instead of needing a scrub. And because the surface is harder and slicker, your paint picks up fewer wash marks over its life.

  • Water beads and sheets off instead of drying into spots
  • Washing takes a fraction of the time and effort
  • Deeper, wetter-looking gloss than any wax
  • UV protection that slows oxidation and fade
  • Bird droppings and bug guts rinse off before they etch
  • Glass, wheels, calipers, and paint protection film can be coated too
Water beading on the coated hood of a red Corvette

The part most shops skip

A coating locks in whatever is underneath it.

This is the single most important thing to understand about ceramic coating: it is clear and it is hard, so every swirl, every scratch, and every water spot in your paint gets sealed in under it for years. Coating over damaged paint makes the damage permanent and shiny.

That is why every coating I do starts with paint correction. If your paint is not right, we fix it first or I will tell you the coating is not worth doing yet. I would rather talk you out of a job than seal your swirls in.

What a coating will not do

  • It will not stop rock chips — that is paint protection film
  • It will not remove existing swirls or scratches
  • It does not make the car scratch-proof or wash-proof
  • It does not mean you never wash the car again — it means washing gets easy

How your coating gets done

Days, not hours.

A proper coating is mostly preparation. The coating itself goes on near the end, and then it has to cure before the car goes back outside.

Dense water beading on coated black paint
  1. Deep wash and decontamination

    Iron fallout, tar, and bonded contamination pulled off the paint. Clay where it is needed.

  2. Paint inspected under proper light

    Swirls and defects only show under the right lighting. I go panel by panel and show you what I find.

  3. Paint correction

    Machine polishing to remove defects rather than fill them. How many stages depends on the condition.

  4. Panel wipe

    Every trace of polishing oil removed so the coating bonds to bare clear coat instead of residue.

  5. Coating applied and leveled

    Applied panel by panel and leveled at the right moment. Rushed here means high spots you can see forever.

  6. Cure time indoors

    The coating hardens inside before the vehicle sees weather. Then I explain exactly how to wash it.

Common questions

Straight answers.

Orange Lamborghini Huracán EVO with deep gloss in the shop
How long does a coating last?
Years, not months — but the honest answer is that it depends on the coating used and how the car is washed and stored. I will tell you what to expect from the specific product going on your vehicle, not a best-case number.
How long will you have my car?
Usually several days. Correction is slow work and the coating needs to cure indoors afterward. Because it is only me in the shop, every coating gets the days it needs.
Can you coat a brand new car?
Yes, and it is the ideal time — but new does not mean flawless. Cars pick up defects at the factory, in transport, and from dealer washes. I still inspect and correct before coating.
How do I wash it afterward?
Two buckets, a clean mitt, and no automatic brush washes. I will walk you through it when you pick the car up, and you can call me any time if you are not sure about something.
Can you coat over paint protection film?
Yes. Coating on top of film keeps the film slick and easier to clean, and it is a common combination on a full front end.

Want to see what your paint could look like?

Send me photos in daylight. I will tell you honestly what condition the paint is in and whether a coating is worth it yet.