What is the downside to Ceramic Coating?

While ceramic coating offers many benefits for protecting and enhancing the appearance of your car, there are a few potential downsides to be aware of when looking at protecting your vehicle.
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One of the main disadvantages of ceramic coating is its cost. Compared to other types of coatings, ceramic coating is relatively expensive, and it may not be a feasible option for some car owners. However, by going through private businesses such as ourselves, rather than car dealerships themselves, savings can certainly be obtained. 
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Another potential downside is that ceramic coating can be difficult to apply correctly. Improper application can result in an uneven or patchy finish, which can be unsightly and require costly repairs. As such, going through professional organisations is definitely recommended when looking at booking your car in.
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Finally, while ceramic coating is highly durable and resistant to environmental contaminants, it is not completely invincible. Extreme impacts or accidents can still cause damage to the coating, and it will need to be reapplied periodically to maintain its protective properties.
 
Despite these potential downsides, ceramic and graphene coatings are still a highly effective and popular option for car owners who want to protect their investment and enhance its appearance. With proper application and care, ceramic coating can provide years of reliable protection and a stunning finish that will turn heads on the road.