How to Apply a Ceramic Coating to Your Car’s Interior

Start by giving your dashboard, door panels, and trim a little love with HydroInterior Ceramic Quick Detailer. It's perfect for light cleaning and adding a protective ceramic layer.

If your interior is looking like a disaster zone, you'll want to give it a good clean first to make sure the HydroInterior bonds properly. Check out our blog, How to Clean Your Car Interior: A Step-By-Step Guide.

Spray HydroInterior onto a yellow Workhorse Professional Grade Microfiber Towel (not directly onto the surface) to avoid overspray. Wipe the surface in straight, linear motions to get even coverage and avoid those pesky swirl marks.

Tackle one section at a time so HydroInterior doesn't dry before you spread it. Once you're done, grab a fresh yellow Workhorse Microfiber Towel and buff away any excess product, leaving your car looking clean, protected, and factory fresh.

To get your car's windows sparkling clean and protected, grab some HydroView Ceramic Glass Cleaner & Coating. If your glass is super dirty, you'll want to give it a proper clean first. Check out our guide, "How to Clean Your Windshield With No Streaks."

Spray a bit of HydroView onto a blue Workhorse Professional Grade Microfiber Towel and wipe the glass in straight, linear lines. This will give the glass a streak-free finish and add a ceramic layer for better visibility and water repellency.

Buff off any leftover residue with a second blue Workhorse Microfiber Towel. Work on one window at a time, and always work in the shade to prevent HydroView from drying too quickly.

Wondering why we use different colored Workhorse Microfiber Towels? Check out our blog, "How to Use the Microfiber Towel Workhorse Color Code System."

HydroThread Ceramic Fabric Protectant & Stain Repellent is your go-to for fabric seats, carpets, and mats.

Start by spraying HydroThread directly onto the fabric surface. Grab your Long Bristle Horse Hair Leather Cleaning Brush (yeah, we know it says it's for leather, but trust us, this brush is a multitasker!) and work HydroThread into the fibers.

Let the first coat dry for about 20 minutes before applying a second coat. For the second round, just spray HydroThread evenly over all your fabric surfaces and let it dry without brushing. This two-layer approach gives you top-notch protection against spills and stains, making future cleanups a breeze.

HydroLeather Ceramic Coating and Quick Detailer is your best buddy for leather and vinyl surfaces.

First, make sure the surface is clean so HydroLeather can bond properly. Check out our guide, How to Clean and Protect Leather Car Seats. Remember to use HydroLeather after the Leather Cleaner and before your Leather Conditioner. If you need to clean those seats, use the Long Bristle Horsehair Leather Cleaning Brush. 

Once your leather is squeaky clean, apply HydroLeather to a Premium Grade Microfiber Applicator. Spray a small amount onto the applicator, dab it onto the surface, and spread it evenly in straight lines.

Let HydroLeather sit for about 30 seconds, then grab a tan Workhorse Microfiber Towel and buff away any excess. This will protect your leather and keep it looking and feeling natural.