Ceramic Coating

Professional coatings typically last 3–5 years, depending on product tier, prep quality, and maintenance. Harsh sun, sand, and outdoor parking shorten durability; regular washing and periodic decon help maintain performance.

Ceramic is not a substitute for PPF. It adds chemical/UV resistance and hydrophobicity and can reduce light marring, but it does not prevent rock chips or deeper scratches. For impact protection, choose PPF; many owners do PPF on high‑impact areas plus ceramic everywhere.

Yes. Hydrophobics reduce water contact time, but mineral‑rich water can still leave spots or etch if left to bake. Dry the car after washing, avoid sprinkler overspray, and address spots promptly with decon or light polishing if needed.

Yes. Ceramic on top of PPF improves gloss and makes the film easier to clean without affecting self‑healing. It does not replace PPF’s impact protection—they work best together.

Ceramic coating starts from AED 999, with final pricing depending on vehicle size, paint condition (correction time), product tier, and coverage (paint, wheels, glass). We provide a clear assessment and options before work begins.

Usually yes. Even new paint often has light defects from transport or dealer prep. Coatings lock in whatever is underneath; we correct the finish first so you get the best result.

Wash every 1–2 weeks with pH‑neutral shampoo, use proper wash media, and dry thoroughly to minimize spotting. Avoid automatic brushes. A decon wash and optional topper every few months keeps performance high.

Adam’s professional ceramic systems are proven for our climate: reliable curing in UAE heat, durable hydrophobics, and deep gloss that holds up. They pair cleanly with PPF (no impact on self‑healing), have a full maintenance ecosystem (pH‑neutral shampoos, toppers/boosters), and come with strong technical documentation and batch consistency—so results are predictable and repeatable.