Yes, MidKnight Ceramic Coatings should be thought of as adding another clear coat to the paint's surface. This new clear coat is glossier, chemical-resistant, and harder than the original clear coat. MidKnight is a permanent coating in the same sense that a typical clear coat is permanent. Eventually, the clear coat will wear away over the years. Its overall longevity depends on conditions, cleaning frequency, proper application, and maintenance.

MidKnight provides more advanced gloss and paint protection over clear coats. The ceramic bonded coating helps contaminants slide off easily, which gives them less time to eat into the surface. An added plus is the ease of cleaning your vessel. An easy way to think of it would be that MidKnight is the equivalent of another, harder, glossier, self-cleaning clear coat layer.

No special washing, soap, or shampoo is required. Avoid grease removers and harsh chemicals.

Yes, if desired, waxing and sealing over MidKnight coatings won’t damage it. Let MidKnight coatings cure for at least four days before applying another product. Make sure to use products that do not contain abrasives or solvents.

Remove contaminants as soon as possible. Saturate the contaminants with water then wipe off. Avoid scraping.

Ceramic coating is the real deal as it adds layer to your clear coat. The only issue is you need to have either a brand new paint job (unmolested by the dealer) or a full paint correction so you don't coat over scratches or swirl marks.

Yes, it's possible to apply window tinting and ceramic coating yourself. However, it's best to trust the professionals with the job, so you can get the best results possible that will help keep your vehicle looking great

The coating lasts a lot longer than any wax. It is more scratch- and mar-resistant which means the finish of the paint will stay like the day it was coated. It has superior UV protection, so the paint will not oxidize after been exposed to large amounts of UV rays from the sun.