THE VELOCITY WAY.
Velocity Detailing are at the pinnacle of vehicle aesthetics, from paint protection options like the latest in PPF and ceramic coating technology, to meticulous detailing to restore your cars former glory (and better). We are trusted with some of the UK's most valuable cars, owned by millionaires, car collectors & celebrities, meaning you can entrust us with the due care and attention your vehicle requires.
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FAQ’s
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The price of ceramic coatings can vary depending on a few factors. The durability, type of coating, size of car, condition of paintwork and brand of product used. Typically you can expect to pay between £300 - £1000 including prep work when completed by a professional.
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When installed properly by a trained professional, a ceramic coating is well worth the investment. We recommend doing your research into the product used by your local detailer. If the wrong product is used, or installed incorrectly then it may not perform well or last as long as you require.
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Ceramic coatings are a form of paint protection. They won't protect against stone chips etc but they do protect against environmental factors such as road tar, road salt, bird mess, tree sap etc. It also keeps your car cleaner for longer and makes cleaning your car much easier.
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Yes, you can. However, if you aren't careful the coating can leave behind some residue which can only be machine polished off. Also, if the correct preparation steps are not taken then the coating will not bond properly and will wear off very quickly. It may be more expensive to pay a professional to install it for you, but they are trained and do it on a regular basis so know what to look out for.
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The cost of paint protection film (PPF) varies greatly depending on several factors. It can range from £500 for basic front end protection on a small car to as high as £7,000 or more for full car coverage on a large car.
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In short, YES! PPF is a physical barrier that stops damage to the paintwork from stone chips etc. The cost of applying PPF is much cheaper than the cost of fixing damaged paintwork further down the line.
