Ceramic Coating near Overland Park, KS — Professional Paint Protection

Ceramic coating at American Fusion Wheels starts at $750 for the coating application on a sedan or small SUV without paint correction. Full packages with paint correction range from $1,000 to $2,500+ depending on vehicle size and paint condition. Larger vehicles like Tahoes, Expeditions, and full-size trucks are quoted at the higher end due to additional surface area. We provide free evaluations — call 913-291-2027 or stop by our Shawnee shop (10 minutes from OP).

We are at 12310 W 62nd Ter, Shawnee, KS 66216 — about 10 minutes from central Overland Park. Take Shawnee Mission Parkway west or 62nd St west from OP and you are practically at our door. We are also right off I-435 and K-7 for easy highway access from anywhere in Johnson County including Lenexa, Olathe, and Prairie Village.

Ceramic coating is excellent for Teslas and EVs. Tesla's factory paint (especially on Model 3 and Model Y) is known for being relatively soft and prone to swirl marks and rock chips. Ceramic coating adds a hardened layer that improves scratch resistance and makes the paint easier to maintain. For EVs in general, the hydrophobic surface reduces the need for frequent washing, which is convenient since many EV owners prefer waterless or rinseless wash methods. We see a lot of Teslas, Rivians, and BMW iX vehicles from the Overland Park area.

Yes — a new vehicle is the ideal candidate for ceramic coating because the paint is in its best condition with minimal defects. Applying coating early protects against the first swirl marks, water spots, and environmental damage before they happen. For new cars, we typically skip the heavy paint correction step (saving you $300 to $800) and go straight to decontamination, light polish, and coating. Many OP customers bring their vehicles to us within the first month of purchase.

Yes, and it is one of the best combinations available. Paint protection film (PPF) provides physical impact protection against rock chips and road debris, while ceramic coating over the PPF adds hydrophobic properties, UV resistance, and self-cleaning ability. Many of our Overland Park customers apply PPF on high-impact areas (front bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors) and ceramic coat the entire vehicle — including over the PPF — for comprehensive protection.

Hand wash or touchless car wash every two weeks using a pH-neutral car shampoo. Use a quality microfiber wash mitt and drying towel. Avoid automated car washes with spinning brushes — those introduce micro-scratches that degrade any coating over time. Every few months, apply a ceramic coating maintenance spray to refresh the hydrophobic layer. That is all it takes — no waxing, no polishing, no sealant applications needed for the life of the coating.

Yes. We apply ceramic coating to wheels (makes brake dust cleanup effortless), glass (hydrophobic windshield improves rain visibility), plastic trim (prevents UV fading), and interior surfaces including leather seats, fabric upholstery, and dashboard trim. Our full-vehicle packages bundle exterior paint, wheels, glass, trim, and interior protection into one comprehensive coating service.

Yes. If your existing ceramic coating has degraded, become uneven, or you want to start fresh with a new application, we can remove old coating through machine polishing. This is included as part of the paint correction stage when you book a full coating package. We assess the current coating condition during your free evaluation and recommend whether a touch-up, top coat, or full strip-and-recoat is the best approach.