Ceramic Pro Wake Forest / HMAG PDR Auto Spa

Lisa and her professional staff do outstanding work and take care of my car like a baby. The work is always done on time and to the highest standard. This is the fifth car she has done for me. I would never let anyone else touch my car. Ceramic Pro has the best materials and Lisa and her team have the skills and training to use them.

First, my Corvette had been Ceramic Pro’d several years ago hence my choice to get it done again. First, Ceramic PronWake Forest looked over the car and gave a honest assessment and didn’t try to sell me a package I didn’t need. Scheduling was prompt and I knew the team took pride in their team’s work so felt the car was in good hands. Results, stunning. Car looked better than ever. If you’re on the fence about ceramic, you won’t go wrong with Ceramic Pro, IMO the best in the business. And if you want great results the Elite Team at Ceramic Pro Wake Forest will deliver. Ps ceramic coating over the long run will actually save you $$$ in washes and in time in doing them.

Ceramic Pro in Wake Forest did an amazing job applying ceramic coating to my black 2026 Toyota Sequoia. The finish looks incredible and the attention to detail was top-notch. Lisa was especially great throughout the whole process — very responsive, professional, and kept me updated every step of the way. Highly recommend them if you want your vehicle looking its absolute best!

I could’ve sworn I left this review a year ago! I’m glad I checked. There are very few things that give me instant gratification. (Lisa will attest to this!) We had my 2024 Suburban ceramic coated and the windows tinted. I loved the results so much that we brought our 2022 Power Wagon to Lisa and her crew, while we went on vacation, just a few months later. When I tell you, this truck looked like a completely different truck - I mean it did! We had no idea that the black paint actually had flecks in it!!! It was so sparkly and amazing. The extra care with the cap and the paint correction was insane. I was literally blown away. A year later, my Suburban still gets compliments from the service team at Hendrick Chevrolet for always being clean and “super shiny.” The maintenance on black vehicles is so hard! But now we just make sure they are hand washed once a week and they both look newer than it did the day we brought them home from the dealership. Take your vehicle to see Lisa and her crew. I promise you, you’ll be amazed.

To their reply: see attached photos. I don’t know if you’re aware of our text conversation but I have attached them for the public to show how you all think I lied about which parts were serviced. I brought the new caps to replace the ones that were damaged. We were ALL aware of what happened. That is already clear in my review. The results do not change. After 1 year of having the PPF applied to my vehicle and having done the annual warranty clean, I’ve come to the decision that it’s worth the investment if you upkeep the vehicle to a T. My car being the daily driver and time constraints not allowing me to wash the vehicle often has made it so that the edges of the PPF are difficult to restore without dirt lines. My issues with the application process: this vehicle had PPF before and when they removed the old PPF, paint had come off of the front bumper, mirror covers, and front splitter. All pieces being plastic; two of them getting replaced in the future, I wasn’t going to fight tooth and nail for them to repaint a bumper and they informed me of the risks when removing the PPF. On the left fender there are stretch lines that I was told “would cure throughout the next couple of days.” They are present till today June (application was Jan-Feb 2024) They make you aware of everything that could go wrong. And when it does go wrong, there was no incentive or remedy for it other than sending the car on its way. During the yearly check up there were areas of the ppf that were not treated; the least they could’ve done was cut away at the worst pieces I wouldn’t have minded as long as it didn’t remain dirty looking. We sent the car back, the spots stayed the same. Like said before, they mentioned the mirror covers would be difficult to apply the ppf. It’s bubbly as all heck. I honestly wish I didn’t opt for the mirror covers (we had agreed to get them applied when I obtained replacement covers) mainly because I had clear coated them and they looked fine without bubbly plastic on them. I feel like if I were to return to any type of ppf shop it’d be to remove the current one and just seek other alternatives like a wrap. For the price point I’ve just been unhappy with it and can’t seem to catch a break with it. As someone in the collision industry, paint is not cheap and having a chipped bumper is killing me slowly. Pros: Zero rock chips, optimal protection from stains and weather Cons: little initiative from staff, bubbles and delaminates over time. Issues could’ve been preventable perhaps at a higher quality shop. Seams aren’t attractive, jagged edges on some portions of front bumper.