Faded, Oxidized Paint? Re-Clear It. Skip the Repaint.
ClearPro is a professional hand-applied clear coat that restores a fresh, glossy protective layer on sun-damaged roofs, hoods and trunks, plus headlights and trim, for a fraction of the cost of a body shop.
SIMPLE, UP-FRONT PRICES.
Prices assume paint that is faded or oxidized but still intact. We confirm the price after a quick inspection, in person or from your photos.
POLISH, RE-CLEAR OR REPAINT?
Polishing
Best for light oxidation and dullness. Machine polishing brings back the gloss, but it can't put back clear coat that's already worn away.
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Best for faded, chalky clear coat on roofs, hoods and trunks. It adds a new hand-applied clear layer. Panels from $299, and it's usually done in a day.
Body-shop refinish
Needed for peeling down to the color coat, bare metal, rust or body damage. Shops typically charge $500 to $1,500 or more per panel, with days in the shop.
Not sure which you need? Text a photo of the panel to (704) 604-4956 and we'll tell you honestly.
HOW A CLEARPRO JOB WORKS.
- Inspection: we check the paint and confirm ClearPro is the right fix
- Wash and decontaminate the panels
- Prep the surface so the new clear coat bonds properly
- Hand-apply NanoPro ClearPro by a certified installer
- Cure, inspect and walk you through aftercare
WHAT CLEARPRO WON'T FIX.
- Rust, dents or bare metal
- Scratches deep enough to show primer or metal
- Heavy peeling that has lifted the color coat
Want the new finish to stay glossy? Pair ClearPro with a NanoPro ceramic coating.
CLEARPRO QUESTIONS.
What is NanoPro ClearPro?
ClearPro is a professional, hand-applied clear coat from NanoPro. Instead of spraying a new clear coat in a body shop, it is wiped on to restore a fresh, glossy protective layer over faded and oxidized paint. It is only sold to certified NanoPro installers.
Can ClearPro fix my faded or chalky roof and hood?
Usually, yes. Sun-faded, chalky and oxidized clear coat is exactly what ClearPro is made for. Heavy peeling down to the color coat, bare metal, rust, dents or deep scratches still need body-shop work, so we inspect the paint first and tell you honestly which fix it needs.
How does ClearPro compare to repainting?
Body shops typically charge $500 to $1,500 or more per panel to refinish failing clear coat, and the car is usually in the shop for days. ClearPro starts at $299 per panel and is usually done in a day.
Does ClearPro work on headlights and trim?
Yes. ClearPro also works on headlights, carbon fiber and piano-black trim. Headlights are $129 a pair.
Should I add a ceramic coating afterwards?
It is a smart way to protect the new finish. A ceramic coating adds UV and chemical resistance and makes the car much easier to keep clean. Ask us to quote ClearPro and NanoPro ceramic together.