What Can Ceramic Coating Be Applied To?

March 29, 2022
Porsche 911 Interior Detail
We’ve talked at length about the benefits of ceramic coating and the lasting positive effects it can have on your car.  Ceramic coatings do a great job of protecting your car’s exterior from the elements outside, it would be nice if it could be applied everywhere, right?  
Luckily, ceramic coatings can be applied to just about any surface you can think of.  Should you have the urge to ceramic coat your entire car, you can.  The hydrophobic effects of the ceramic coating make it the perfect option for protecting your interior. 
For those of us who like to keep food or drinks in our vehicles,  ceramic coating is a very viable option.  The protection provided by ceramic coatings makes for the perfect protection option for all different types of car interiors.

Leather

For those of us who have vehicles with a leather interior, there are more than just food and drink stains to be worried about.  While stains from things such as food and drink are important, leather seats are prone to scratching as well.  
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Buttons from jeans and other types of work pants can lead to wear and tear over time that can eventually cause the leather to break down more quickly.  Ceramic coatings can help protect the leather seats and improve the overall longevity of the seats while also helping retain their color, resist fading from sun, and be less prone to die transfer from clothing and jeans.

Fabric

For car owners who have fabric seats, ceramic coating isn’t needed to prevent things such as fading necessarily.  However, it can help with the fortification of the seats, making them more durable and less prone to premature wear and tear.  
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The main benefit here is the hydrophobic qualities of ceramic coatings.  Food and drinks can leave behind stains that are incredibly hard to remove.  It is always better to be proactive rather than reactive, protecting your fabric seats will make cleaning up any stains much less stressful. 

Hard Plastics

The dashboard of most vehicles is made using one sort of hard plastic or another.  Ceramic coatings can help prevent wear caused by the sun that will cause the color to fade and the plastic to harden further.  
Coating your dashboard will also prevent things from sticking on there.  We’ve all been there, driving along and noticing a spot on the dash only to feel it and find that it was left behind by something we had touched and then touched our dashboard. 
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While ceramic coatings cannot reverse the effects and damage that was already done before applying the coating to the dash, it will help prevent it if applied before any fading has been allowed to occur.

All Interior Coatings At Brace Automotive Are Added To Carfax

Just as is the case with exterior ceramic coatings, any interior coatings performed by us here at Brace Automotive are CarFax certified.  This may help resale value when it comes time to sell your vehicle as it shows prospective buyers you’ve properly cared for the car by protecting it with a ceramic coating.
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This also acts as proof of purchase in the event you were ever involved in an accident.  Insurance companies will reimburse you for the cost to get the coating applied again after the accident as long as you can prove that there was a coating applied before the accident occurred, this will help with that.

Give Us A Call

As the go to Ceramic Coating experts for the Erie, PA and surrounding areas we would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.  While it is recommended that a ceramic coating be left to a professional, it is possible to do it yourself with consumer level products.
Whether you decide you want to undertake the project of coating the vehicle yourself or want some help, we would be happy to answer any questions you may have.  Stop by the shop or give us a call, we’d be happy to help.
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