Ceramic Coating Warranty & Registration
Manufacturer-backed warranties differ from shop guarantees. Coverage is tied to certified installation and proper maintenance over time.
What Manufacturer Coverage Includes
- • Coverage for coating material failure (peeling, blistering, delamination)
- • Term length varies by protection system
- • Requires certified installation
- • Requires proper maintenance
Coverage details are governed by manufacturer warranty terms for the selected system.
Carfax Registration
Eligible ceramic systems are registered with Carfax, documenting protection on the vehicle’s service history. This adds resale transparency and credibility.
Not all ceramic coating systems in the market offer Carfax-registered warranty documentation.
Maintenance Requirements
CAA condition-based maintenance and manufacturer warranty requirements are separate. CAA may recommend a visit around every four months when the vehicle shows contamination or a change in coating behavior, but that is not a universal warranty requirement.
Jade
Current CAA-held Jade paperwork requires an annual inspection by an approved or certified installer within 30 days before the anniversary date.
DuraSlic 5-Year
Manufacturer-backed warranty and Carfax registration are included, subject to the applicable DuraSlic written warranty terms.
DuraSlic Xtreme 7-Year
Current CAA-held paperwork requires inspection and maintenance every six months by a DuraSlic Certified Installer and hand-wash maintenance. Manufacturer exclusions apply.
Final coverage and claim eligibility are determined under the applicable manufacturer written warranty terms.
How CAA Supports a Warranty Concern
- 1. Contact CAA.
- 2. CAA schedules an inspection.
- 3. CAA assesses and documents the condition.
- 4. CAA takes photos and details as needed.
- 5. CAA works with Kimo / Auto Chem Systems Hawaii on applicable manufacturer warranty claims.
- 6. Final coverage is determined under the manufacturer's written warranty terms.
CAA and Auto Chem Systems Hawaii help document and communicate an applicable claim, but neither can guarantee manufacturer approval.