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Wheel Protection

Hard-wearing gloss engineered for brake heat

A ceramic-glass coating that bonds to wheel and rim surfaces, withstanding extreme temperatures and brake dust while shedding grime and water with every rinse.

Heat resistantBrake dust shedding
Brake-system durabilityMonths of cleanlinessDeep rim gloss
What It Is

Brake-system durability

Wheel ceramic coating is a liquid nano-ceramic formulated to cure onto aluminum, chrome and painted wheel surfaces. It resists the intense heat cycling from brake systems while making brake dust, road grime and mineral deposits rinse away instead of etching into the finish.

The coating guards against corrosion, pitting and water staining, and delivers a deep, wet appearance that standard wheel sealers cannot sustain through months of driving.

A gray Jeep Grand Cherokee with a shiny ceramic-coated finish parked in a commercial lot in Northglenn, Colorado.
Why it matters

Wheels that stay pristine

Brake dust bonds fast and bakes on. Ceramic-coated wheels release it with a rinse and stay cleaner for months.

Easy rinsing

Brake dust and road contaminants slide off rather than cementing into the surface, cutting cleaning time in half.

Heat and corrosion resistance

Withstands repeated brake-system temperature swings and prevents rust, oxidation and salt-air pitting on rims.

Gloss and depth

A wet, mirror-like finish that outlasts traditional wheel wax and sealers by seasons.

Stain protection

Mineral deposits, bird droppings and water marks bead and release instead of leaving permanent marks.

Long-lasting durability

A single application protects through multiple winters and high-mileage summers without reapplication.

All wheel types

Works on aluminum, chrome, painted and polished rims with the same proven performance and bond strength.

How It Works

Surface prep sets the seal

A coating locks in whatever it touches, so thorough cleaning and mild correction is critical before application.

Deep cleaning

Wheels are degreased, clay-treated and chemically cleaned to remove brake dust, road film and contaminant layers.

Polish and condition

Light abrasive treatment smooths the surface and opens the pores of the wheel material for maximum bonding.

Apply and level

Ceramic coating is applied evenly across the wheel face, inner rim and barrel, then hand-leveled for a uniform finish.

Cure in a controlled space

The wheels cure undisturbed in a clean environment, then a final inspection confirms even coverage and hardness.

Recent work

See the finish

A look at recently coated wheels and rims from our bay.

Get in touch

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FAQ

Wheel ceramic coating questions, answered

How long does wheel ceramic coating last?
A professional wheel coating lasts 12 to 24 months with regular washing — far longer than traditional wheel wax in the face of brake heat and road salts.
Will it protect against brake dust permanently?
It dramatically reduces how quickly brake dust bonds and stains, so you rinse it away cleanly. Regular maintenance keeps protection strong throughout its lifespan.
Can I apply it myself or do I need professional installation?
Professional application ensures proper wheel prep and even curing. DIY application often misses contamination and produces uneven coverage.
Do I need to do anything special after coating?
Avoid brake cleaner for the first week while the coating fully hardens. After that, normal washing with mild soap keeps your wheels pristine.

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