Ceramic coating in Broken Arrow, OK — inspected, then applied in-shop.

A one-time detail gets your car looking clean, then the usual weather and road grime take over again. A ceramic coating is a shop-applied protection package with 3-, 5-, and 8-year limited warranty options, each with its own care requirements. We inspect the vehicle first and explain what makes sense for it.

Key takeaways: A detail cleans the vehicle; ceramic coating is a separate protection service. Tiger helps you choose a service based on your vehicle and goals. Coating requires proper care and does not make paint scratch-proof.

No. The stated three-, five- and eight-year coating prices do not include paint correction. We inspect the paint and quote any needed correction separately.

Key takeaways: Swirls, water spots and other defects help determine whether paint correction is needed. Tiger checks the paint before recommending a service. Inspection-based correction is quoted separately from coating.

They are different levels of correction based on the vehicle’s condition and the outcome you want. We inspect first, then explain what we can improve before any work is recommended.

Key takeaways: Existing swirls are a reason to inspect the paint before coating. Tiger recommends correction based on the actual finish rather than including it automatically. Coating and correction are shop-only services.

Yes — ceramic coating for cars, RVs and boats is done at our Broken Arrow shop. Tell us what you have and we will discuss condition, fit in the shop, scope and a quote.

Do not wash it for seven days. After that, use safe-wash techniques. Maintenance washes are available, and the care instructions for your limited-warranty package still apply.

Key takeaways: Paint can look clean in daylight while inspection lights reveal water spots or swirls. Tiger inspects the finish before recommending work. If paint correction is needed, it is quoted separately from ceramic coating.

The three-year coating is $599; five-year is typically $1,100 and eight-year is typically $1,300. Paint correction is not included in those coating prices and is quoted separately. Final pricing is flexible based on vehicle size, condition and your goals.

No. Ceramic coating and paint correction take place at the shop at 805 S 9th St Building 103 in Broken Arrow. Tulsa and Bixby drivers bring their vehicles to that shop for these services.

We start with a test spot, then cover every inch of the vehicle with a sufficient amount of coating on the applicator pad. We check each panel as we coat it to make sure the coating is crosslinking onto the paint correctly, and we level it at the right time as it flashes. That is how we avoid the common problems an inexperienced installer runs into, like smearing and high spots.

Key takeaways: Preparation and paint correction are different from applying ceramic coating. Tiger inspects the finish and recommends the appropriate work. Correction, when needed, is quoted separately.

No. No package is automatically better just because it costs more. A showroom car that never sees the road, for example, would be wasting money choosing the 8-year package over the 3-year. Reach out and we will help you choose the package that suits your vehicle and how you use it.

Key takeaways: Choosing a coating starts with your protection goals and how long you plan to keep the vehicle. Tiger offers 3-, 5-, and 8-year options with limited warranty and care requirements. Vehicle size, condition and separately quoted correction affect the final quote.

Every vehicle and every owner is different. Let professional installers like us evaluate your vehicle and your situation, and we will guide you to the right next step. Send us your vehicle, its condition and what you want to accomplish to get started.

Key takeaways: Tiger inspects each vehicle before recommending ceramic coating or paint correction. The recommendation depends on the paint’s condition. Correction is quoted separately and performed at the Broken Arrow shop.