We highly recommend ceramic coating for new cars. This Audi A5 Convertible came to us straight from the dealer, so we could put paint protection on it before it could pick up any wash marks or scratches.
It seems more impressive when we show that we have taken a ten-year-old car and transform the paintwork, turning it from a car which is dull and worn into something which catches the eye, but it's important to say that it's far better to prevent a car getting to that state in the first place. And during the time you own it, you can benefit from reduced maintenance because you have a car so shiny, the dirt literally has problems sticking to it.
We recommend all new cars have some kind of protective coating. If you are likely to trade it in after 3 years, then Matrix Blue 3 Year Ceramic Coating is ideal for you.
Here are some more of our latest #CeramicCoatings videos
This Mini came in for our full Monty Special which involves a hood clean and a 2-year protective coating.
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This Skoda Superb came in covered in scratches, marks and a paint defect. We buffed it and gave it a Matrix Black ceramic coating to make it shine and look new again.
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Gary showcases the true magic of a graphene coating, by cleaning a Honda CR-V with a pressure washer, that had recently had a graphene coating.
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This Porsche Carrera 4S came in for an 8-year Matrix Black ceramic coating and for some extra work on the glass, giving it that new car feeling.
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"We can offer specialist advice on the best car service to suit your requirements"
When bringing your car to New Again, we often ask you to explain exactly the reason for having your car Protected, Valeted or Repaired. Once we understand exactly what it is you are trying to achieve, we will appraise your vehicle using our detailed appraisal check-sheet allowing us to identify areas of concern and tailor specific services that match your requirements and budget.
If you are not sure what service you need and would like to speak to one of our technicians, simply request a callback by filling in the form on our contact page.
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