Just picked up my 2016 convertible after ceramic coating and she is glossy as hell! Before taking her in I blacked out the Chrome ring in the front grill and also painted the black lip the same body color and wrapped with clear ppf so that it match the car body which is more of the 2018 design.

 

Nice, I did full ceramic on my '16 when i picked it up back in October.

 

She's gorgeous! I love that dark green color as well

 

Looks good Bob! Can’t wait to see it in person.

 

Both cars look amazing! Gotta watch for those pesky water marks though. That's one reason why I don't coat my cars. I prefer to use Fusso or another long-lasting sealant and do a light polish every year or two.

 

Look great. I had mine done as well when I bought it years ago. It is about due to be redone.

 

Looking great!

If anyone's interested in DIY detailing, I have been using Torque Ceramic Spray every 6 months with good results.

 

Been thinking about doing this.

How expensive. Local guy wants $1500.

decent price?

 

Full ceramic?

Well..I'm sure regional markets are different but no, that doesn't sound good at all. $500-800 should be about right.

EDIT: It also depends what you`re getting for the money. Paint correction, paint work and ceramic and the price will obviously go up.

 

the paint correction is the important part, if that isnt done right there is no point doing the coating. And if it is done right, then the car will look fantastic whether it is done in ceramic or polished and waxed, ignoring the protective qualities of ceramic.

I've seen people spend $1500 for rubbish that is put on by hand in a morning, usually sold by the titty gals at a dealership, but then I've seen fantastic work for the same price.

 

They charged $1,300, the other shops in my area were similarly priced. They did an excellent job.

 

For a paint correction, polish and ceramic it was $1,500 in Colorado...