Napier was rebuilt in Art Deco after the 1931 earthquake, and the city still lives outdoors, with cars parked along the Parade, up on Bluff Hill and on the street all day. That exposure is what a coating is for. Niah and Ben wash and carefully prepare the paint, then apply the coating by hand at your home or workplace. The quote is set by the car and how much preparation its paint needs, and Niah or Ben will be in touch.
Marine Parade runs right along the sea, and on an onshore day the salt in the air settles on every car parked within reach of it. Add the strong summer UV of one of New Zealand's sunniest regions and bare clear coat dulls faster than most owners expect. A professionally applied ceramic coating gives the paint a hard, slick protective layer that helps it resist salt residue and UV, and it rinses clean.
How Napier Is Served
Niah and Ben come to you anywhere in Napier, from a driveway on Bluff Hill to the car park at your work in the CBD. Send an enquiry, you hear back from Niah or Ben to set a time, and the work is done where the car already sits.
What Napier Puts On Your Car
Pebble Beach Grit In The Cabin
Stones, sand and salt water from the beach below Marine Parade end up in carpets, seat rails and boot liners. A quick vacuum leaves the fine grit behind, and it keeps wearing the carpet every time you get in.
Salt Air Along Marine Parade
Onshore wind lifts fine salt off the surf and leaves it on paint, glass and wheels. Left to sit in the sun, it dries into a dull film that gets harder to shift each time.
Road Grit From Port Traffic
Napier Port is one of the North Island's biggest export ports, and the heavy traffic heading to it kicks up road grit. Wiped off dry, that grit leaves the fine swirls a polish later has to remove.