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Everything Ceramic Works does, and who each service is actually for

Seven services, posted pricing, and an honest recommendation about which ones your vehicle needs — including the ones it doesn't.

The Ceramic Works LLC shop in Beckley, WV, where every service on this page is performed
Where the work happens — 124 Appalachian Drive, Beckley

The service list

Seven services, and none of them are for every vehicle

A daily commuter with minor swirling might need nothing more than a one-step correction and a 5-year coating. A truck running gravel roads and winter salt is a much stronger candidate for a three-step correction, a lifetime coating, and annual Woolwax. Ceramic Works evaluates each vehicle individually rather than pushing one package on everyone who calls.

One panel half corrected and half untouched, showing what paint correction removes — Ceramic Works LLC, Beckley, WV

Paint Correction

One-step, two-step, and three-step correction plus wet sanding. Removes swirl marks, light scratches, and oxidation to bring the finish back toward factory condition. Every coating job starts here.

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Water beading on a NanoPro Ceramic coated panel — Ceramic Works LLC, Beckley, WV

NanoPro Ceramic Coating

A hard, glossy, hydrophobic layer that resists UV fading, oxidation, and road grime far better than wax. Available in 5-year, 10-year, and lifetime coverage, all warranty-backed.

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Detailed car interior shot from the open driver's door — Ceramic Works LLC, Beckley, WV

Car Detailing

Hand wash and wax, interior deep cleaning, leather and fabric protection, glass, engine bay, headlight restoration, and odor removal - with no correction or coating required.

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Black Chevrolet Silverado Z71 after truck detailing — Ceramic Works LLC, Beckley, WV

Truck Detailing

Detailing built around how trucks actually get used: bed liners, tailgates, wheel wells, and work-related interior wear, rather than a car package applied to a bigger vehicle.

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Truck undercarriage on a lift after Woolwax rust protection — Ceramic Works LLC, Beckley, WV

Woolwax Undercarriage Washing

A thorough undercarriage wash to clear accumulated salt, followed by Woolwax application to slow corrosion before it starts. Best applied in fall, before salting season.

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Dry ice blasting lifting grease from an engine block — Ceramic Works LLC, Beckley, WV

Dry Ice Cleaning

Pressurized dry ice pellets lift grease and grime with no water and no chemicals. Especially useful in engine bays, where moisture around wiring and sensors is a real risk.

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Protected high-gloss front end on a black Kia Telluride — Ceramic Works LLC, Beckley, WV

Liquid Protection Film

A liquid-applied alternative to traditional PPF. Bonds to paint and headlights, forming a clear, flexible, self-healing layer that resists light impacts and UV yellowing.

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Posted pricing

Real pricing. No guessing.

Surface prep — paint correction
One-Step Correction Removes light scratches, restores factory shine
$250
Two-Step Correction Removes deeper scratches and defects
$500
Three-Step Correction Best fit for darker colored vehicles
$600
Wet Sanding Reduces orange peel, removes clear coat scratches
$300 / panel
NanoPro Ceramic — coating
5-Year Coating Long-term gloss and hydrophobic protection
$300
10-Year Coating Most popular Maximum durability for long-term ownership
$500
Lifetime Coating Backed for the life of your ownership · includes full interior detail
$700

All coatings are covered under warranty. A one-step paint correction is required before any ceramic coating. Skipping correction means no warranty and a $125 decontamination fee for removing existing wax or polish. A $75 wash is required for any vehicle receiving paint correction only, with no coating to follow.

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Which service does your vehicle actually need?

Most people call asking for a coating when what they need is correction, or asking for a detail when what's bothering them is swirl marks. A few quick distinctions:

  • The paint looks dull or hazy in sunlight — that's oxidation and swirling. Paint correction, not a wax.
  • You want water to bead and dirt to rinse off easily — that's a ceramic coating, applied over correction.
  • The interior is the problem — that's detailing. No correction required.
  • You're worried about rust — that's Woolwax undercarriage protection. Ceramic coating does nothing for this.
  • Rock chips on the front end concern you — that's Liquid Protection Film, often paired with coating elsewhere.
  • The engine bay is caked in grease — that's dry ice cleaning, which avoids water around wiring.
Dull, hazy paint with fine scratching revealed under direct light, the defect that calls for paint correction rather than a wash
Dull and hazy under light — that’s correction, not a wax

Where these services go

Serving Beckley and southern West Virginia

Based in Beckley, Ceramic Works regularly works on vehicles driven in from across the region. Customers traveling from outside the immediate area should call ahead so scheduling can be coordinated around drop-off and pick-up.

Frequently asked

Choosing the right service

What services does Ceramic Works offer in Beckley, WV?

Ceramic Works LLC offers paint correction, NanoPro Ceramic coating, car detailing, truck detailing, Woolwax undercarriage washing and protection, dry ice cleaning, and Liquid Protection Film. Paint correction and ceramic coating are the shop's core work; the rest are offered as standalone services or combined with a correction and coating package.

How do I know which service my vehicle needs?

Look at what's actually bothering you. Dull, hazy paint means correction. Wanting water to bead and dirt to rinse off means coating. Interior problems mean detailing. Rust concerns mean Woolwax. If you're unsure, text a few photos in good light to 304-923-5664 and you'll get a recommendation before booking anything.

Do I have to buy a package, or can I book a single service?

Single services are available. Detailing, dry ice cleaning, Woolwax, and Liquid Protection Film can all be booked on their own. The one hard rule is that ceramic coating requires at least a one-step paint correction first, because coating over uncorrected paint seals in existing defects and voids the warranty.

What's the difference between detailing and paint correction?

Detailing cleans a vehicle — washing, interior work, glass, engine bay, and protective dressings. Paint correction physically removes a thin layer of clear coat to eliminate swirl marks, light scratches, and oxidation. Detailing makes a vehicle clean; correction makes the paint itself look right under direct light.

Can multiple services be combined into one visit?

Yes, and combining is often the efficient choice. A common combination is a paint correction with a NanoPro Ceramic coating, Liquid Protection Film on high-impact areas like the hood and front bumper, and Woolwax underneath. Combining reduces the number of trips, which matters for customers driving in from Charleston or Lewisburg.

Which services should I book before winter in West Virginia?

Woolwax undercarriage protection is the seasonal priority, ideally applied in the fall before road crews begin salting. An undercarriage wash beforehand clears salt that has already accumulated. Ceramic coating also helps through winter by making road grime easier to rinse off, but it does nothing to prevent undercarriage rust.

How much do services at Ceramic Works cost?

Paint correction runs $250 for one-step, $500 for two-step, $600 for three-step, and $300 per panel for wet sanding. NanoPro Ceramic coating is $300 for 5-year, $500 for 10-year, and $700 for lifetime coverage including a full interior detail. Pricing is posted publicly rather than quoted vaguely.

Is paint correction required for every service?

No — only for ceramic coating. Detailing, dry ice cleaning, Woolwax undercarriage protection, and Liquid Protection Film can all be performed without correction. If you're booking a correction on its own with no coating to follow, a $75 wash is required first so the paint is clean before polishing begins.

Can these services be applied to a new or leased vehicle?

Yes. New vehicles often still need light correction, since transport, dealer prep, and lot storage frequently leave behind swirl marks before the first owner ever drives it. For leased vehicles, coating and Liquid Protection Film can help protect the finish against wear charges at turn-in, which some drivers find worth the upfront cost.

Which service gives the best long-term value?

For most long-term owners, a proper correction paired with a 10-year or lifetime NanoPro Ceramic coating delivers the most value per dollar, since the correction results stay locked in rather than degrading. For trucks driven year-round on treated roads, annual Woolwax often prevents more expensive damage than any paint service will. Call or text 304-923-5664 for a recommendation based on your vehicle.

Not sure which service fits your vehicle?

Send a few photos in good light and get a straight recommendation before you book anything. Free quotes by phone, text, or email.