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Templestowe is leafy, and leafy is hard on paint. Sap, bird droppings and tree debris sitting on a bonnet through summer will etch clear coat within days. A ceramic coating is the barrier that stops that damage becoming permanent.
Eucalypt sap and bird droppings are acidic. On bare clear coat they eat in, and once the etching is deep enough the only fix is paint repair. On a coated panel the acid attacks the coating instead — a sacrificial layer that can be topped up, rather than your factory paint that cannot.
Larger Templestowe blocks mean more cars parked in the open overnight. Coated paint sheds sap, dust and droppings far more easily and resists water spotting from morning dew and sprinklers. It doesn't make the car self-cleaning, but it turns a scrubbing job into a rinse.
We work from a fixed, enclosed garage at 4 Cherry Blossom Ct, Doncaster East — not a mobile van. Ceramic coating needs controlled lighting to assess honestly, and a clean indoor space to finish properly. Neither is possible in a driveway.
Every quote is written and free. If a cheaper option gets you most of the result, we will say so.
It stops them reaching your paint. The dropping attacks the coating instead, and the coating is replaceable. Get it off reasonably promptly and there's no lasting damage underneath.
In most cases yes. A coating locks in whatever is underneath, so any existing sap etching or swirl marks get sealed in permanently. We assess the paint and tell you honestly how much correction it actually needs.
Yes — 3106 and 3107. Our garage in Doncaster East is under ten minutes from either.
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