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.