Glass Coating — See Clearer on Rainy Days
How Is Glass Coating Different From Paint Coating?
Glass coating is sometimes confused with ceramic coating, which protects your car’s paint. The glass coating on this page refers specifically to a coating applied to the windshield and surrounding windows, helping rainwater bead up and run off more easily.
The result is clearer visibility on rainy days and glass that’s easier to keep free of water spots — ideal for rainy-season driving and highway trips.
Ideal For
- Anyone who drives often during the rainy season
- Regular nighttime drivers
- Long highway trips
- Cars parked outdoors that often get water spots
Glass Before & After Coating
Uncoated
Water spreads into a film, blurring visibility
Coated
Water beads up and runs off
Illustration showing how water beads on the surface
What You Get
Better Visibility in the Rain
Fewer Water Spots
Easier to Clean
Works on All Windows
Our Process
Clean the Glass
Remove Water Spots & Residue
Apply the Coating
Wipe Down & Final Inspection
Ceramic coating is applied to your car’s paint for gloss and easier upkeep. Glass coating is applied to the glass to help water run off and improve visibility.
Yes, you should still use your wipers as normal. The coating improves visibility but doesn’t replace them.
Window film is applied to the inside of the glass, while glass coating is applied to the outer surface, so the two can be done together — just ask our team.
It depends on the product used, how often you use your wipers, and how it’s cared for. Our team will go over the details during your consultation.
Pricing depends on your car model and the number of windows you’d like coated. Send us your car model via LINE for a quote.
Related Services
Window Film
Ceramic Coating
