Ceramic Pro: Protecting Your Vehicle Undercarriage

The days of daily driving rust buckets are quickly fading away. Most modern production trucks, cars, and SUVs are built using plastics and other materials meant to prevent rusting. However, rusting or the creation of oxidation and corrosion is still possible. This inspires many car dealerships to offer protective coatings on the surface and under-carriage as an ‘upgrade’. But can you by-pass that and use a ceramic coating to prevent rust?

The ceramic coat industry is flooded with a plethora of different grades, formulations, and application methods. Some of them are intended to be applied by spraying on the surface, then buffing off with a microfiber towel. Others are DIY nano coatings – or watered-down versions of professional Ceramic Pro 9H coatings.

Ceramic Pro USA has all of your automotive protection needs covered, including ceramic pro coating packages.

[denalisiomontpellier]

Hi, do you have an estimate of how much weight a ceramic coating may add to a porsche 911? I know the question could sound weird, but I'm really focused on weight saving on my vehicle (2018 911 4s manual). Thanks.

[Gospotube]

Are there any warranty or component heat considerations with this application? Thanks!

[Hogslice]

Not trying to mean and just want to give feedback. The poor sound on your video made me stop watching. It's in one ear, then blasting in both, then one, then tinny, etc.