Without question, the two biggest classes of products in the world of automotive paint protection are ceramic coatings and paint protection films. But which should you put on your car to reap the most benefit? What's the best option for YOUR vehicle?

If you've recently ceramic coated your car (or are planning to), you've probably heard the golden rule. Do not wash your car or expose it to rain within the first 7 days of application! But why do you have to wait a week (in some cases two weeks) to take your new fancy-looking ride for a spin? It all comes down to one thing: curing.

Should you ceramic coat a new car? You may not think that a shiny new vehicle, fresh off the dealership, will need any detailing — but that couldn't be further from the truth. As a matter of fact, the best investment you can make after buying a new car is ceramic coating it! This is why.

No one likes driving around all day with a dirty-looking car or having to clean their car every other day. When you bring your vehicle to VIP Auto Spa/Ceramic Pro Reno for ceramic coating, these two concerns cease to exist! A bold claim, but it's 100% backed by science. Why is a ceramic-coated car so easy to maintain? It all comes down to one of the most incredible words in the English language — the hydrophobic effect. 💦

According to our customers, the number-one problem they had faced in the past when choosing a detailing service in the past: "It's so hard to find a detailer who actually delivers what they promise." Here are three tips to help you choose the best detailer or ceramic coating installer for your vehicle.

We just had a record-breaking December that dumped the most snow in 50 years. Donner Pass got an astounding 193.7 inches in 2 weeks!! ❄️ ❄️ ❄️ 🤯 With this amount of snow and ice comes extreme risk and damage to the paint on your car or truck that leaves a sorry sight when summer comes around.