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Ford Bronco First Edition: 7 Year Warranty Ceramic Coating

Ford Bronco First Edition brought in to Shine Division Detailing for our flagship OP7 – 2 Part SiC Ceramic Coating. This Package is an insanely good value! experience the best ceramic coating on the market, backed by a 7-Year Warranty through a 3rd party insurance company. Also, reflected on CarFax. From Top to bottom, this vehicle was coated in Owner’s Pride Ceramic Coating Product. All surfaces coated including the paint, wheels, and plastics. Windshield received a special coating that comes eligible for a replacement warranty (Yes, it’s that strong). Warranty Covers fading, loss of gloss, weather induced fading, bird droppings, sap etchings, fuel stains, paint overspray, and more! Get in touch today for a quote to protect your vehicle from top to bottom. Expect the best from Shine Division Detailing. Get in Touch if you have any questions.

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“The Dealership Said They Ceramic Coated My Vehicle Already?” Here’s Why You Shouldn't Trust That Claim

April 26, 2025

“The Dealership Said They Ceramic Coated My Vehicle Already?” Here’s Why You Shouldn't Trust That Claim

GM Black: Why Protecting This Specific Paint is Crucial

By Eli Lockheimer • April 26, 2025

GM Black: Why Protecting This Specific Paint is Crucial When you own a black vehicle like this GMC Sierra, you already know how much attention it demands. There is no doubt that black paint is stunning and elegant, but it also requires extra care, especially when it comes to preserving a swirl-free finish. One of the biggest downfalls of black automotive paint is its sensitivity to swirls, scratches, and other imperfections — this is especially true when the paint is softer, which is common in most vehicles made by Toyota, Honda, and GMC. In this post, we’ll dive into how the softness of your paint affects the detailing process, and why it’s crucial to preserve it for the longevity and beauty of your vehicle. Softer paints typically feature a sensitive clear coat and are more responsive to pressure, abrasives, and environmental factors. This makes it easier for imperfections to form on the surface. Black paint, in particular, shows these flaws more prominently, which is why owners of soft paint black vehicles (like this GMC Sierra) should go the extra mile when maintaining their car’s finish.