Ceramic coating, paint correction and paint protection for Three Bridges 3797 — mobile, at your home or workplace, or at our Berwick studio about 37 km away.
Living in Three Bridges means a car that works across very different surfaces in a single week: sealed highway, gravel driveways, wet paddock edges and the odd cellar-door car park. Most of what that does to paint is abrasive, and abrasive damage is exactly what a sealed surface resists best.
Every Three Bridges booking is handled by Andy himself — owner-operated, 30+ years on paint, and the same standard for a daily driver, a work ute or a weekend car. Tell us the car and what is bothering you and you will get a straight answer.
Unsealed side roads put a fine, abrasive film over the whole car. It has to be rinsed off, not wiped - wiping it dry is what scratches valley cars.
Agricultural sprays can drift onto cars parked near vines and orchards and dry as a spotted residue on paint and glass. On sealed paint it rinses off far more easily.
Valley fog keeps panels wet well into the morning, which gives dust, sap and droppings longer to work on the paint.
Long highway drives at dusk coat the front of the car in insects. The residue is acidic and etches if it is left; coated paint releases it with a gentle wash.
You get a straight assessment of what the paint needs, and what it does not.
Wash, iron treatment and clay, so the surface is genuinely clean before it is corrected.
Swirls, holograms and etching are levelled out by machine, measured as we go.
A certified coating, a proper cure, a registered warranty and a simple wash routine.
Andy is mobile as well as studio-based, so the work can be done at your place in Three Bridges or at the Berwick studio, about 37 km away. Valley mornings are foggy and the dew is heavy, so a coating has to cure under cover. A shed or garage makes a mobile job straightforward; without one, the studio is the safer choice. Tell us where the car is kept when you book and you will get a straight answer on which suits the job.
Yes. Dust does not bond to sealed paint, so a rinse lifts it instead of a wipe, and that is what prevents the scratching.
Usually. Fresh residue washes off; older spotting that has etched can normally be polished out. Coating afterwards makes the next lot much easier to deal with.
Yes - paint, trays, canopies, bars and trim. A coated working vehicle takes a fraction of the time to clean.