Wheel Protection
Wheel Ceramic Coating in Clayton, NC
A heat-resistant ceramic coating for your wheels, so brake dust and road grime rinse off instead of baking on, and your wheels stay looking new longer.
Applied by a CCI Certified Pro Installer · Priced by quote
What It Is
Wheel ceramic coating is a nano-ceramic made to handle the heat that comes off your brakes. It bonds to the wheel finish and leaves a slick layer that brake dust, grime and road salt struggle to stick to.
Uncoated wheels collect brake dust that bakes into the finish and needs harsh cleaners to remove. Coated wheels usually come clean with a rinse and a soft brush.
Why It's Worth It
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Brake dust rinses off
Dust sits on top of the coating instead of bonding to the finish.
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Built for heat
Made to handle brake temperatures without breaking down.
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Guards the finish
Helps protect against salt, road chemicals and corrosion.
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Faster washes
No more scrubbing every spoke with strong wheel cleaners.
How I Do It
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Deep clean
Wheels are washed, iron-decontaminated and stripped of old sealants.
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Polish
The finish is polished to remove oxidation and leave a smooth base.
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Coat
The coating is applied to the wheel faces and allowed to cure in the shop.
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Inspect
I check coverage on every wheel and go over care with you.
Want everything covered? The Owner's Touch package coats your wheel faces along with the paint, every window and the trim. See the Owner's Touch package →
Frequently Asked Questions
Much longer than a wheel sealant. How long depends on how you drive and wash; I'll tell you what to expect for your wheels.
The Owner's Touch package coats the wheel faces. Ask me about the inner barrels if you want full coverage; it depends on the wheel and whether it comes off the car.
Yes. I prep each finish appropriately before coating. Bare or damaged finishes may need extra work first, and I'll tell you upfront.
It depends on wheel size, style and condition. Send me your vehicle details and I'll give you an exact price.
Done at the shop at 983 Garrison Ave, Clayton, one vehicle at a time.