Ceramic coating is a popular aftermarket product that can be applied to a cars exterior to provide a number of benefits such as extra layer of protection, easy maintenance, and glossy look. The cost to get a ceramic coating done on a car can vary depending on several factors.

One of the main factors that can affect the cost of ceramic coating is the size of the vehicle. A larger vehicle will require more product and more time to apply the coating, which can increase the cost. The durability of the coating can also play a part in the cost, there are coatings than last as little as 1 year, right through to 5+ years, so it is important that you decide what durability suits your needs.

Additionally, the condition of the paint can also affect the cost. It is always recommended to prepare the paint for a ceramic coating by performing a paint correction. It is sensible to correct the paint and ensure it is defect free before applying a ceramic coating as once the coating has been applied, you cannot then correct the paintwork.

The type of ceramic coating also plays a role in the cost. Basic coatings usually cost less than premium coatings, which provide a higher level of protection and durability. Multi-layer ceramic coatings are also more expensive than single layer coatings.

The cost of ceramic coating can range from £250 to £2,000 or more, depending on the size of the vehicle, the condition of the paint, the type of coating and the location. It's important to research different options and compare prices from different providers to find the deal most suitable to your needs.

It's also worth noting that the cost of ceramic coating is an investment that can pay off in the long run. Ceramic coatings can help to protect the paint from the elements, making it easier to clean and maintain. It can also help to increase and preserve the value of the car.

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