Welcome to No Limit Detailing
📍 1423 Easton rd, Abington PA, 19001 (Garage 2)
At No Limit Detailing, we are committed to providing the highest quality coatings, customer service, and experience. From answering any questions you may have, to ensuring your vehicle leaves in the best condition possible, our team has your back.
Our professional grade ceramic coatings ensure your vehicle is protected from oxidation, water spots, chemicals, road salts, sun damage, etc. Did we mention the added gloss and shine?
The Benefits of a Ceramic Coating
There are a lot of coating companies that make some pretty big claims of what it can do. Although there’s some truth to the claims, I don’t like to oversell the capabilities of it.
So here are some benefits you actually get with a coating:
✅ Produces a durable layer of protection that lasts 3 to 5 years
✅ You only need to apply it once (and not every 3 months like other forms of protection)
✅ Adds a ton of gloss compared to other forms of protection like wax or sealant
✅ Provides unmatched hydrophobic properties that keeps your car cleaner and makes it easier to wash
✅ It can be installed on paint, glass, wheels, vinyl film, and paint protection film
Before the coating is installed, your vehicle must first be properly prepped with our exterior decontamination service (included). If you apply the coating without the proper prep work, you’re not able to get all the benefits from the coating.
INCLUDED IN ALL COATING PACKAGES:
Full Exterior Detail
Iron Decontamination
Wheels & Tires Cleaned and Dressed
Pricing Varies On Vehicle Size and Package: Starting At $500
NOT SURE WHICH PACKAGE IS RIGHT FOR YOU? GIVE US A CALL, WE'D BE HAPPY TO HELP YOU CHOOSE!
What is Ceramic Coating?
At one point in time, a paste wax was the top shelf choice to enhance your vehicle’s shine while also protecting your paint from external elements like rain, bird poo, dirt, etc…
Fast forward many years, a bunch of scientists work their magic in a lab, and we now have a far more durable and superior form of protection: ceramic coatings.
Unlike Mr. Miyagi, this is not a “wax-on-wax-off” application. The ceramic coating is a semi-permanent liquid layer that bonds to the vehicles surface. It is commonly referred to as a “sacrificial” layer of protection as it’ll absorb the weather elements like rain, dirt, and snow to better protect the paint underneath.
Without Ceramic Coating
• Paint is fully exposed to elements such as the sun, snow, ice, rain, dirt, etc
• Faster vehicle depreciation
• Less gloss & aesthetics
• Prone to scratches and swirls when washing
• The list goes on...
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No Limit Auto Detailing offers a wide range of services for your vehicle. Our goal is to offer the best quality service and results we can. Some of our popular services include:
- Interior Detailing
- Exterior Detailing
- Paint Correction
- Ceramic Coating
- Color Change Vinyl Wrap
- Paint Protection Film (PPF)
- Window Tint
Your Go-To Ceramic Coating Experts in Abington PA
Getting your car ceramic coated is one of the best ways to bring out the shine and protect the paint for many years. However, if not done properly, you won’t get the results you were expecting. And worse, you end up with more problems you have to solve.
There’s a lot of spray on ceramic coating products you can buy at a store that make big claims, but are not true ceramic coatings. They’ll add shine and protection to your paint, but it’s not something you should pay hundreds of dollars for.
On top of that, you also have to properly prepare the paint to achieve maximum results.
At No Limit Detailing, before we apply a coating, your car goes through a detailed process by washing, claying, and polishing the paint to make sure the coating does it’s job.
Depending on the condition of your vehicle and the results you’d like to achieve, this time and effort will greatly vary. If your paint is already in great condition, it may only require a light polish and be done within a day. If your paint is heavily swirled and requires more extensive work, then it can take two to three days to complete.
Is polishing your paint necessary for a ceramic coating? Technically no, you don’t. You can apply a coating to swirled paint, but at that point, you’re simply not getting all the benefits of the coating. It’d be more ideal to get a sealant applied to your car.
Applying a Coating is a Tedious Process
A coating isn’t like a wax or sealant where you just apply it, wait a few minutes, and then buff off. Applying a coating is a more tedious process because you have to know when the coating “sets” on the paint to remove it.
Each coating, depending on the brand and weather, has a “set” point on when to remove it. It’s not an exact time like 30 seconds and then wipe off. You have to know by looking at the coating when it’s the right time to remove it.
So you have to work in section with multiple lights to see where you’re working. If you buff off too early, you’re potentially not allowing the coating to fully set and the longevity moving forward may be compromised.
And if you wait too long, removing the coating becomes very difficult. Additionally, a problem that we see all the time with ceramic coated vehicles are what we call “high”-spots”.
This is an area of a panel that you’ve coated but didn’t fully buff off the paint and can see where the coating dried. It looks like a smear was left on the paint.
If it’s caught soon enough, you can simply buff it off. But if days go by and the coating cures, the only way to remove it is by polishing the paint again.
This is difference between a coating and a wax or sealant. It’s a semi-permanent layer of protection. You need to properly apply the coating to get the benefits of it. And if done wrong and you have high spots all over the vehicle, you’d need to polish the entire car again.
Service Areas
We have clients come in from all different areas ranging from Roslyn, Abington, Willow Grove, Hatboro, Horsham, Huntingdon Valley, Bryn Athyn, Glenside, Dresher, Fort Washington, Jenkintown, Warminster, Southampton, Bustleton, Richboro, Feasterville, Holland, Ivyland, Newtown, Jamison, Warrington, Maple Glen, Oreland, Ambler, Flourtown, etc!