06/11/2026
Did you know that if your ceramic-coated vehicle is involved in an accident or undergoes hail damage repairs, insurance may cover the cost of reapplying the ceramic coating?
This Kia Telluride came to us after extensive hail damage repairs. With only a few thousand miles on the odometer, many people would assume it was ready for coating. However, the piano black trim already showed noticeable swirl marks and wash marring.
That’s why proper preparation is so important.
A ceramic coating doesn’t remove imperfections—it locks them in. The before-and-after photos show just how much correction was needed before protection could be applied. Prior to coating, we completed a full decontamination wash, paint preparation, and machine correction on the entire vehicle to ensure the surface was as flawless as possible.
Once the preparation was complete, we protected the Telluride with System X Max G+ Ceramic Coating for long-term gloss, protection, and easier maintenance.
Whether your vehicle is brand new, freshly repaired, or years old, the quality of the prep work will always determine the final result.
If your vehicle has recently been repaired through an insurance claim, feel free to reach out. We regularly work with insurance companies and can help determine whether ceramic coating reapplication may be covered.
360 Detailing
McFarland, WI
Message us for a custom quote or visit our website www.360detailingllc.com to learn more about ceramic coatings and paint correction.
