2016 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon in for StarWars Graphics & Ceramic Pro Treatment

A white 2016 Jeep Rubicon was brought to our detail center by one of our VIP clients. He is using the truck for daily driving as well as offroading, so having the paint in perfect condition was not a priority, although being brand new, was extremely nice to begin with.

With our client and his family being StarWars fans, they wanted "Rubicon" removed from each side of the hood and replaced with Storm Trooper #FN-2187.

Removing "RUBICON" lettering via heat

We also color-matched the front windows to the factory tinted rear glass with 19% window film. This protects against UV rays so your vehicle's interior won't fade from the sun.

We installed the Ceramic Pro Silver Package on all exterior painted and plastic surfaces to give this Rubicon up to 5 years of protection against minor scratches, bird droppings and bug etchings, water spots, as well as anti static and anti tar properties. After an offroad excursion, the paint will clean up with extreme ease.

Aside from the protective properties that all of our Ceramic Pro packages offer, you cannot beat the high-gloss finish it adds to your vehicle's appearance. White looks brighter, deeper, smoother. For more information about Ceramic Pro and glass coatings in general, click here

From the premier detailing company and authorized/certified Ceramic Pro Installation Center in Scottsdale, Arizona, happy detailing!

McLaren 650S Paint Correction, Detail, Window Tint, Ceramic Pro Installation

There's a common misconception about the color white. Many think that it can't shine or have the gloss like a darker colored car. Some people even think that it doesn't scratch like for instance a black car would. This isn't true. White, when detailed properly, obtains such reflective, brilliant, blindingly-bright properties (when in the sun) it is sometimes almost as rewarding as when we finish a black vehicle.

This 2015 McLaren 650S came in with some minor paint imperfections, but overall had a very dull and non-lustrous finish.

We proceeded to complete a thorough hand-wash, including using Wheel Brushes by SM Arnold to remove brake dust and dirt from daily driving. We pulled her into our detailing bay and examined the paint a little further.

There weren't a whole lot of defects, but we did a few test spots to see what combination worked best for this paint system. We decided to perform our Deluxe Stage II Paint Correction which rendered the finish nearly perfect.

Minor surface defects captured on the hood under LED lighting

Upon completion of the paint correction process, we applied 20% window tint all around to give the 650S appearance more contrast.

Ceramic Pro Sport was applied to the exterior surfaces to protect the paint for up to 10 months from environmental variables such as bird droppings, sap, water spots, UV rays, bugs, and tar. Contact Arizona's Premier Detailing Company and Certified Ceramic Pro Installation Center today. We'd love for you to come by for a free estimate to talk about which of our services best suit your wants and needs!

Happy Detailing!

-Chris Parker

Co-Owner/Operator Detail Boss LLC

Ceramic Pro 9H Glass Protective Coating Explained

Ceramic Pro is the trusted name in Ceramic Coatings. It's not just a glass coating, it's a ceramic coating with permanent bonding. Ceramic Pro 9H has above 9H scratch resistance, stands up to 2192 degrees Fahrenheit, is chemical resistant and super hydrophobic. It also adds extreme gloss and color enhancement and anti-graffiti properties. These claims and properties are all verified by SGS.

It has scratch resistance of 9H on pencil test. That doesn't mean that it the coating can't be scratched however that it has the hardness of 9H and even above 9H. The coating is a sacrificial layer to protect the paint so the paint isn't as susceptible to getting scratched as easily. It is multi layer-able so more layers can be added to build a thicker barrier and get even better protection. This is the hardest coating on the market today and if you get a scratch it will most likely be in the coating instead of destroying your paint.