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Can you remove a ceramic coating from your car?
The ceramic coating I put on my car four years ago is starting to wear out, and I want to replace it—but I am not sure where to start. Can you remove ceramic coating? I want to take the old stuff off before I put a new coat on.
Lynell Spencer · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
The short answer is yes! You can (and should) remove the ceramic coating from your car before reapplying. For a ceramic coating that is three years or older, use wax removing car shampoo, a clay detailing mitt or bar, and plenty of microfiber cloths.
Once you’ve gathered your supplies, here’s what you’ll want to do:
- Use the clay and clay lubricant to treat the car, working in sections. Make sure that you use the clay and lubricant as instructed.
- Thoroughly spray and rinse the car and dry by hand with microfiber cloths.
Once washed, all you need to do is apply isopropyl alcohol, and you are all prepped for your new coat.
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