Paint Correction and Ceramic Coating for Sittingbourne

Industrial corridor, and a salty A249

Sittingbourne sits in a working industrial corridor, with the paper trade, heavy road traffic and the A249 all on the doorstep. That means industrial fallout and iron particles bonding into the paint, and in winter a constant film of salt and spray thrown up off the gritted A249.

Both attack an unprotected clear coat, and both survive an ordinary wash. The fallout needs decontaminating out, and the winter salt needs a coating that stops it bonding in the first place.

Decontaminate, correct, protect

We decontaminate the paint chemically and mechanically to lift the bonded fallout and salt, then measure and correct under proper lighting to bring back the gloss. As with most contaminated cars, the improvement from decontamination alone often surprises people.

A ceramic coating then does the heavy lifting through winter, giving salt and spray a surface they cannot bond to and making the car far quicker to clean safely between details.

A quick run down the A249

Sittingbourne is a straightforward trip to the studio via the A249. We are a drop-off studio, so leave the car with us and we will confirm the timeframe before we begin.