Ceramic Coating in Earls Shilton

Earl Shilton is halfway between Hinckley and Leicester on the A47, and a lot of its cars do that road every day — a fast, busy commute that leaves a film on the paint by Tuesday. A few miles the other way is Mallory Park, and some of the cars around here spend their weekends there, coming home with brake dust baked onto the wheels and rubber and grit across the lower panels. Two very different kinds of dirt; one solution for both.

A ceramic coating stops either from bonding. Commuter film rinses off with a pre-wash rather than needing a scrub; track-day grit and rubber lift with foam rather than being ground in; and a wheel coating — worth adding for anyone who uses their brakes hard — stops the dust baking onto the lacquer so wheels rinse clean. The car is washed as often as before, but the washing stops doing harm.

We apply coatings on driveways across Earl Shilton, Barwell, Stoney Stanton and the villages. We inspect the paint first and say honestly whether it needs correcting — a car that has been scrubbed weekly for years usually does, and a track car may carry marring from hurried post-event washes. Coating-only starts at £200 where the paint is sound, with aftercare guidance and written warranty terms.