Veros ceramic coating lineup at a Porsche GT4 wheel

Which Veros Ceramic Coating Is Right for You?

Sprayable, bottle, or Pro Series? A straight answer on which Veros coating fits your car, your time, and your budget.

"Which coating should I get?" is the question we hear most, in the shop and in our inbox. The honest answer is that it depends on three things: how long you want the protection to last, how much prep work you're willing to do, and whether you're applying it yourself or having a shop do it. Here's how the Veros lineup breaks down.

Sprayable 1 Year Ceramic Coating

This is the one that put us on the map. It sprays on and wipes off like a detail spray, but it leaves real SiO2 protection behind: water beads and sheets off, dirt lets go easier, and the gloss holds up for about a year of daily driving. If you've never coated a car and want a result you can feel the first time it rains, start here. It also makes a great topper over an older coating that has started to lose its edge.

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Graphene 3 Year Sprayable Ceramic Coating

Same easy spray-and-wipe application, longer life. Graphene adds durability and a slicker surface that resists water spotting better than a standard ceramic. If the one-year coating sounds good but you'd rather not repeat the job every year, this is the step up.

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5 Year Ceramic Coating (50 ml)

This is a true bottle coating, applied with an applicator pad panel by panel, and it's the longest-lasting coating we sell to the public. It rewards good prep and punishes bad prep: whatever is on the paint when you apply it gets locked in for years. Plan on a full wash, decontamination, a polish if the paint has swirls, and a wipe-down with Prep Spray before you open the bottle. Set aside a weekend, or bring the car to a shop.

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Pro Series 7 Year and 9 Year PRIME

Our Pro Series coatings are reserved for certified installers, and that's not a marketing move. They need a controlled environment, proper paint correction, and an installer who has applied them enough times to know how they flash and level. Applied right, they're the longest protection we offer. If you want one on your car, find a certified installer; if you run a shop, get certified.

Glass Ceramic Coating

Windshields deserve their own coating. Our glass coating makes water bead and blow off at speed, which means better visibility in the rain and less wiper use. It's a small bottle and a quick job.

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Whichever you choose, prep decides the result

Every coating bonds to the paint surface. Wax, old sealant, polishing oils, and embedded iron all get between the coating and the clear coat. Wash, decontaminate, correct what needs correcting, then strip the surface with Prep Spray. Then coat. We wrote a full guide on this: Prep Is Everything.

Keep it alive

A coated car still needs washing, just easier washing. Use a pH-balanced soap like our Maintenance Soap so you don't strip the coating, and hit it with Ceramic Boost every few washes to keep the water behavior sharp. Read how to wash a coated car for the full routine.

Still not sure? Email us at info@veroscarcare.com with what you drive and how you use it. We'll tell you straight.