top of page
White Car

Ceramic Coating Services

At 1st Class Mobile Automotive Detailing LLC, we believe in delivering nothing short of excellence. That's why we spare no expense when it comes to our paint correction and ceramic coating services. Our expert technicians utilize the highest quality products and cutting-edge techniques to ensure your vehicle receives the ultimate protection and shine. With our premium ceramic coatings, your car will have a durable, glossy finish that guards against environmental damage and keeps it looking brand new for years to come. Trust us to provide a first-class experience that exceeds your expectations every time.

1st Class M.A.D LLC
"Redefining Luxury One Detail At A Time"

Our Coating Partners

Nxtzen
Pearl Nano hydrphobic coatings

A brief history of coatings

Have you ever thought about how auto or car detailing even started? Auto Detailing or Car Detailing is an act of thorough cleaning and maintenance of a vehicle. This is to ensure the quality of the car’s paintwork and interior.

​

The recorded history of auto detailing started in Germany in the 1800’s when animal fats were used to protect the paint of the car, similar used on how wax is being used nowadays. It was needed during that time because there is so much dust in the air and most roads were full of dirt. The challenge was that animal fats used on the vehicle had an unpleasant odor and attracts insects.

​

In 1901, Frank Meguiar Jr. from the United States of America, founded a small furniture polish laboratory and used his polish for his furniture and also to coat the outside of cars. After a few years, George Simons, also from the United States of America, invented a cleaner and a carnauba wax product. They allowed it to sell in a few specific shops and let customers drop it off and pick it up later for a minimal fee. Although these did not last, since the wax wore away after a few days.

​

In the 1920s, 3M revolutionized the automobile and auto detailing industry by inventing the world’s first waterproof sandpaper and masking tape, which really helped car painters. In 1944, PlastoneTM developed the first bottled car wax by Ben Hirsch. It now commonly known as Turtle Wax. By the 1970s, the Japanese and European were using metallic based paints with a clear coat. This coat produced outstanding results in terms of hardness, long lasting color and gloss of the car. It was brought in the USA for 2-3 years, but it was not successful to many cars.

​

Over the years, people became creative and was able to invent more auto detailing products. In the 1990s, clay detailing bar treatment was introduced in Japan and in the USA. Also during this time, the two-paint system happened and perfected the clear coat system. Microfibers were also used during this time in Sweden and became a huge success in the Europe over the decade.

​

Nowadays, companies are now inventing products that are eco-friendly, to prevent or lessen the negative effect to the environment. Enter ceramic coatings, the protection of the future!

What is ceramic coating?

A ceramic coating on a vehicle is a liquid polymer, primarily composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2), that is applied to a car's exterior and chemically bonds with the paint, creating a hard, transparent protective layer that shields the paint from environmental contaminants like UV rays, acid rain, bird droppings, and road grime, offering significantly longer-lasting protection compared to traditional waxes, while also enhancing the paint's gloss and hydrophobicity (water repellency) when properly cured; essentially acting as a durable, semi-permanent shield for the car's paintwork.

What can we coat?

  • Exterior/Interior Painted Surfaces

  • Exterior/Interior Glass

  • Exterior/Interior Plastics

  • Wheels

  • Engine Bays​

  • Leather

  • Fabrics

  • Carpet

  • Soft Top Convertibles

  • Industrial/Farm Equipment​

(Nxtzen Elite comes with a 5-year warranty.)

(Nxtzen Elite GSO2 comes with a 9-year warranty.)

Nxtzen Logo

Prepared by Professionals Protected by Nxtzen

Hydrophobic 

Hydrophobic coatings can protect your car from a variety of elements, including UV rays, acid rain, snow, ice, salt, bird droppings, tree sap, dirt, grease, and grime.

Pancreatin Resistant

Pancreatin is the corrosive, digestive enzyme found in bird and bat droppings, known for its damaging effect on automotive paint.

Scratch Resistance

While ceramic coatings can provide a layer of defense against scratches, labeling them as entirely scratch-proof would be an overstatement. Their scratch resistance depends on various factors, including the quality of the product, application technique, and maintenance.

pH Resistance 2-14

Ceramic coatings provide a high level of chemical resistance that protects your cars paint from all types of acidic contaminants including things you might not think of like acidic rain, bugs, and bird droppings.

UV Protection

UV rays go through the clear coat and begin breaking down the paint pigments, causing them to lose their vibrancy. Known as oxidation, this process can turn a glossy clear coat into dull, discolored surfaces. Dark colors are particularly susceptible, often fading to a lighter shade or developing a cloudy appearance.

Water-Spot Resistance

Hard water is the primary cause of these toughest stains because it contains minerals such as magnesium and calcium. When the water evaporates, it leaves mineral deposits that can etch into the paint, causing irreplaceable damage.

Self-Healing

Extremely hard coatings are easily scratched, so while they protect your paint, you will see the scratch in the ceramic coating. Self healing coatings have an elastic quality that allows the pressure of a scratch to be spread out over a large surface area and absorbed. Self-healing can be autonomic, meaning it happens without any additional energy, or non-autonomic, meaning it requires an external trigger like heat or light.

Pearl Nano Logo

Dare To Be Different

Hydrophobic 

Hydrophobic coatings can protect your car from a variety of elements, including UV rays, acid rain, snow, ice, salt, bird droppings, tree sap, dirt, grease, and grime.

Scratch Resistance

While ceramic coatings can provide a layer of defense against scratches, labeling them as entirely scratch-proof would be an overstatement. Their scratch resistance depends on various factors, including the quality of the product, application technique, and maintenance.

pH Resistance 2-14

Ceramic coatings provide a high level of chemical resistance that protects your cars paint from all types of acidic contaminants including things you might not think of like acidic rain, bugs, and bird droppings.

Water-Spot Resistance

Hard water is the primary cause of these toughest stains because it contains minerals such as magnesium and calcium. When the water evaporates, it leaves mineral deposits that can etch into the paint, causing irreplaceable damage.

If you’d like more information about our coatings, get in touch today.

1st Class M.A.D LLC
"Redefining Luxury One Detail At A Time"

(912)328-7854  or  (912)436-4717

Glynn County, GA, USA

Website designed by 1st Class M.A.D LLC
&
powered by SI02

  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  • TikTok
bottom of page