PREMIUM CERAMIC COATINGS AT CUT N TAIL IN LITTLE RIVER, SC

Yes, while removing ceramic coatings is possible, it requires special chemicals and a professional approach to avoid damaging the paint. If you decide it’s not for you, it’s best to consult with a detailer to properly remove the coatings.

While some manufacturers market ceramic coatings as ‘scratch-proof,’ most are designed to protect only against minor scratches from dust or washing. They don’t guard against deep scratches or impacts like stone chips, which can sometimes cause misunderstandings about their capabilities.

Ceramic coatings do not peel off like traditional clear coats. Instead, they bond strongly to your vehicle’s clear coat, and when they begin to fail, they don’t lift or peel. Rather, they gradually wear off over time. As the coatings deteriorate, you’ll notice a decline in their ability to repel water and shed dirt. A common misconception is that rock chips will cause the entire coatings to peel away, but this isn’t the case. The coatings are not designed to protect against impacts like rock chips, but they will continue to protect the underlying paint without compromising when a chip occurs​.