Mobile Ceramic Coating Installation in Merton — Installed by Wisconsin’s #1 Rated Pro
Over 1,000 installs and 100+ five-star reviews. We bring studio-grade ceramic coating to your heated garage—same pro-grade products and process as our Appleton studio, only difference is your address versus ours.
Protecting Your New Vehicle is Now More Important Than Ever!
With the all-time high cost of new vehicles in Merton and across Wisconsin, ceramic coating has shifted from being a luxury for the few to an essential layer of protection for every owner. This liquid polymer bonds directly with your vehicle’s paint to create a durable, hydrophobic shield that resists damage from UV, road film, and routine washing. If you’re looking for long-lasting protection that’s easy to maintain and keeps your car looking new in Merton, you’ll want to keep reading.
The 3 BIGGEST Pain Points that Ceramic Coating Combats:
Loss of Gloss
Pain: New paint turns gray and flat fast in Merton’s mix of UV, road film, and constant washing. Even careful hand washes can leave behind micro-marring that dulls the “wet” look.
With Ceramic: After a light polish, our coating locks in gloss, blocks UV and film, and dramatically cuts down on new wash-induced marring—so your car actually stays shiny longer.
Winter Salt & Brine
Pain: Wisconsin winters hammer Merton roads with brine and calcium chloride. Left unprotected, this salt accelerates staining and clear coat breakdown.
With Ceramic: The hydrophobic surface repels salty slush, rinses clean more easily, and gives you a fighting chance against the long winter months.
Bird Bombs & Bugs Guts
Pain: Lake Country summers mean bug guts, bird droppings, and mineral deposits from lake-effect humidity. These acidic spots etch into clear coat within hours.
With Ceramic: The coating adds a slick, chemically resistant layer that slows etching and makes contaminants release with a simple wash instead of scrubbing.
What a Mobile Ceramic Coating Installation Looks Like at Your Home in Merton
First and foremost, ceramic coating installation is a clean and contained process. Aside from the wash itself (which may leave a little soap and water), we’re in and out without any impact to your property. The only evidence we’ve been there is the glossy, protected finish on your car or truck. Below is an example of a mobile installation of our 5-Year Ceramic Coating. Click each header and scroll slightly to learn more about every step of the process.
Full Exterior Detail
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Buffer Applied Polish
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Panel Preparation
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Application of Coating
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It All Starts with a Meticulous Detail!
A wash, as part of the exterior detail, involves thoroughly cleaning the vehicle’s surface to remove dirt, dust, and contaminants. It typically starts with rinsing the car to loosen debris, followed by using a pH-neutral soap and soft mitts to hand wash the entire exterior. The process ensures all visible areas, including the wheels, tires, and hard-to-reach spots, are cleaned, leaving the surface ready for further treatment; like a ceramic coating.
Chemical decontamination uses cleaners to remove embedded contaminants from the vehicle’s surface.
Clay bar / clay mitt treatment removes surface contaminants and smooths the vehicle’s finish.
Buffer Applied Polish to All Painted SUrfaces
Buffer-applied polish enhances the vehicle’s surface by removing minor imperfections and refining the finish. This process prepares the paint for a coating by creating a smooth, glossy surface that ensures better adhesion and durability of the coating. (Have deeper scratching or swirl marks? Read More About Paint Correction)
Plastics and Chrome are Always Taped Off to Ensure They are Protected
Polish Adds a Deep Shine and Helps Fill the Paint’s Pores to Ensure a Clean Bond for Nano Coatings
Grease and Oil Be GONE After Panel Prep!
Panel prep for paint protection coatings involves using a specialized solvent or cleaner to wipe down the vehicle’s surface, removing any remaining oils, polish residue, or contaminants. This step ensures a completely clean surface, allowing the ceramic coating to bond effectively for maximum protection and durability.
Panel prep eliminates microscopic residues that can hinder the coating’s adhesion, ensuring an even and flawless application.
It enhances the coating’s durability by creating a perfectly clean, bond-ready surface for optimal chemical interaction.
Application of 5 Year Coating + Final Inspection!
Coating application on paint begins with carefully applying a liquid polymer to the vehicle’s surface using an applicator pad. The coating bonds with the paint at a molecular level, creating a durable, protective layer that enhances gloss and provides long-lasting resistance to environmental elements like UV rays and chemicals. After applying, the coating cures, forming a strong, hydrophobic shield that repels water and contaminants, keeping the paint cleaner for longer.
Years of High Gloss; Easy to Clean Protection for Your Paint!
The Chemical Resistance Helps with Bug Etching, Bird Droppings and the Salt of Wisconsin Winters
Paint Protection Coating Gallery
Coatings by the Bay has installed paint protection [ceramic coating] on over 1000 vehicles in towns all across Wisconsin; including Merton! Here is just a small sampling. We cannot wait to add yours to the collection!
What About Pricing for a Ceramic Coating Installation in Merton?
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Book your protection with the best in the NE WI! We offer mobile Ceramic Coating Installation to ALL of WI; Including Merton!
Frequently Asked Questions About Ceramic Coating - Specific to Mobile Installation in Merton, WI
Do you really offer the same quality mobile as in your studio?
Yes. Every mobile installation follows the exact same process, products, and quality checks we use in our Appleton studio. The only difference is the location — your heated garage instead of ours.
What do I need to provide for a mobile install?
A heated, enclosed garage with access to power and water. This ensures a dust-free environment and proper curing conditions, especially during Wisconsin winters.
Will the installation leave a mess in my garage?
Not at all. Aside from some soap and rinse water from the wash, we work cleanly and leave no residue or materials behind. The only sign we were there will be a freshly coated, glossy vehicle.
One note: If we’re washing inside a garage instead of the driveway (such as during winter), we’ll always squeegee the floor clean afterward. We also use a standard hose attachment instead of a power washer to keep water limited to the car and garage floor, not the surrounding area.
How long does a mobile ceramic coating appointment take?
A typical install of our base 5-Year package takes about 4 hours – dependent on vehicle size. Add-ons will add varying time. We will always install in a single day even if all upgrades are purchased. Ultimately, we’ll give you an estimated finish time when we schedule your appointment. You are not required to be there during the process; nor at its conclusion. We can lock up and leave.
What if I don’t have a heated garage in Merton?
No problem. Many clients choose to bring their vehicle to our Appleton studio instead. That way you still receive the exact same high-level service without worrying about space or temperature requirements.