Powder coating is a dry-applied polymer finish that’s electrostatically charged and oven-cured to form a tough, uniform layer. It resists chips, UV fade, and corrosion better than most liquid paints.

Ceramic coating is a liquid SiO₂ formula that cures into a glass-like layer, boosting gloss, hydrophobicity, and resistance to oxidation and stains.

• Powder: Thick, baked-on finish for metals; adds durability and color.
• Ceramic: Ultra-thin protective topcoat for multiple surfaces; enhances gloss and cleaning.
• They can be combined: powder for finish, ceramic for added protection.

Powder coating can last 5–10+ years with proper prep, resisting chips and corrosion far better than regular paint.

Entry ceramics protect for 1–2 years; pro-grade formulas can last 3–5+ years with correct care.

Use pH-neutral soap, microfiber towels, and avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the coating.