High gloss and protection
Best for cars with perfect paint, such as brand-new vehicles.
Removes light swirls and defects.
Multi-stage correction for heavier defects.
Choose 3, 5 or 8 years of protection, then match the correction level to the condition of your paint. See the real package pricing before requesting your estimate.
Every tier shown below is based on the package structure currently published by Kaliber Auto Detailing.
Kaliber's ceramic coating packages pair durable protection with paint preparation and a correction level matched to the condition of the vehicle.
*The current Kaliber service package lists a 1-step polish as part of the coating package. Correction level and vehicle condition determine the overall preparation required.
Each duration has three paint-condition levels. Starting prices below are for standard-size cars; vehicle-size adjustments are shown underneath.
High gloss and protection
Best for cars with perfect paint, such as brand-new vehicles.
Removes light swirls and defects.
Multi-stage correction for heavier defects.
Superior gloss and protection
Best for cars with perfect paint, such as brand-new vehicles.
Removes light swirls and defects.
Multi-stage correction for heavier defects.
Ultimate gloss and protection
Best for cars with perfect paint, such as brand-new vehicles.
Removes light swirls and defects.
Multi-stage correction for heavier defects.

Up to 2 years of protection against staining, spills, jean transfer, dirt, grime and fading.

1–2 year protection. Wheel faces start at $250; wheels-off inner barrels start at $350 when brought in already removed.
No. Ceramic coatings protect against environmental contamination and make maintenance easier, but they are not paint-protection film and do not stop rock chips or scratches.
Level 1 is intended for paint that is already in excellent condition. Level 2 targets lighter swirls and defects. Level 3 is for heavier defects requiring more correction. Final recommendation is based on inspection.
Kaliber recommends hand washing with a pH-neutral soap or a rinseless wash. Abrasive tunnel washes can shorten coating life and introduce marring.
A second polishing step can be added when heavier defects warrant it.
Tell us what you're driving, what bothers you about it and what result you want. We'll recommend the right service and provide a free estimate.