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Gtechniq Crystal Serum Light Penrith
5-Year Paint Protection​

Crystal Serum Light ceramic coating

Prices

$1,353.00 includes GST and  a $500 Booking 
For most cars and Utes

Contact Us on:
0431 324 464 

A Video of Our Ceramic Coating on Cars

Ceramic Coating Booking Fees Explained

Booking Fees
Are paid via payment links using Square. You can either use email, text message or in person. The booking fee covers the cost of the products used in the coatings. Takes two to three days for products to arrive at our shop. Booking fees are nonrefundable, but you can reschedule up to 60 days after purchase

Booking fee: $500

Amount due at pickup is $853 

*No surcharges

What is included?

 Our package includes a comprehensive decontamination wash and a single-stage machine paint correction to eliminate light swirls and maximise gloss before coating application.

Please note that cars in poor condition will need to come in for a quote.

You can expect your car to be with us for just two days. It will be ready for pickup on the morning of the third day.

Our coatings meet the prestigious Gtechniq "Gold Standard," also known as the black standard. We apply two exceptional coatings: a durable five-year coating, topped with a protective layer for the ultimate in gloss and shine.

Looking for more information? We have it; click here to see an in-depth dive into everything about ceramic coating.

Crystal Serum Light and Exov5

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Crystal Serum Light for the base layer

  • Five-year guarantee 

  • Exceptional gloss levels

  • Provides a slick finish inhibiting the adherence of contaminants 

  • 9h Hardness

  • Chemical resistance pH of 2 to PH of 12

Exo V5 as the Top Layer

  • 18 - 24 month coating

  • Extremely hydrophobic 

  • Water drain angle 13 degree

  • Water contact angle 115 degrees 

  • Makes water spots easy to remove

  • Repels dirt, oils, and fallout

  • Resistant to alkaline or acidic wash solution (you don't have to rely on pH-neutral soap to wash your car).

I've included a technical YouTube video explaining why having two layers is important. Click here to view the video

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