Classy Chassis

Ceramic paint coating services are provided by Classy Chassis in Ashland, Ohio. If you've recently bought a new car from a dealership, you've probably been offered a paint protection program. Yet, you might be wondering what other options are out there, and if those services are really as great as your salesman is making them out to be. Ceramic coating is an alternative option, and the process involved is much more intricate than the service you'll get elsewhere. This isn't to say that local dealers are necessarily bad, but you'll get more for your money when you bring your vehicle to a professional ceramic coater.   Oftentimes, professional coaters are very knowledgeable and have enough experience to know that rushing the process is not going to result in a quality coating. They'll make sure your vehicle has a clean surface before application, and they'll allow the coating to cure properly. The difference isn't just in the careful attention to detail t...

Windshield wipers do a lot of work for a small part of your vehicle, clearing rain and snow away, and cleaning away dirt and bugs. But to be honest, it doesn't always do these jobs all that well. In fact, even when you take the time to wash your windshield by hand, you can't quite get all the bug gunk off. This is where a glass protectant become a great idea. GlassParency is a professionally applied chemical application that enhances driver’s vision at times of inclement weather due to the water micro-beading and repelling off your windshield. Night glare will also become dramatically reduced, making your driving experience safer and more comfortable. Our patented hydrophobic glass coating is a one-time application that includes a 3-year warranty. Our two-step professionally installed application creates a barrier to repel water, snow, ice, dust, oil, and dirt creating a resistant and easy-to-clean surface. Unlike many wax-based or topical coatings, GlassParency is chemic...

Car owners living in wintry climates like Ohio are constantly worried about cleaning road salt off their vehicles at the end of the day, to prevent rust from occurring. There are several ways to prevent corrosion. There is undercoating, spraying a tar-based substance on the exposed parts of a vehicle's underbody. There is dripless oil spray, a wax-like substance applied to the entire body of the vehicle, it hardens once it has dried. There is drip oil spray, and that is the most commonly recommended rust protection. But there is one new, greener method of corrosion protection , electronic corrosion protection (ECP). Electronic Corrosion Module protects the entire vehicle ECP emits a low power, pulse-wave, radio-frequency signal across all sheet metal surfaces of the vehicle. It protects against rust perforation that starts from the inside-out or the outside-in, even if it's caused by stone chips or scratches. The module's electromagnetic pulse-wave is effectiv...

Spray-on Truck Bed Liner Truck beds take a lot of wear and tear, especially when used for work in rural areas like Northeastern Ohio. One simple step you can take towards protecting your truck is to invest in a bed liner. Bed liners are essential for keeping your cargo and your truck bed in good shape. Better yet, spray-on bed liners can be applied to a variety of surfaces on your vehicle to prevent dents and scratches. There are two main types of bed liners: drop-in liners and spray-on liners. Each one has their advantages, but both create skid-proof, dent-proof surfaces in your truck bed. Drop-in bed liners are convenient because they can be easily applied to the truck and removed easily, if necessary. Spray-on bed liners require some prep work before being applied and are pretty much permanent, though they will wear out over time, even those that have a lifetime guarantee. The advantage of spray-on bed liners is that they are flexible and won’t crack even when traversing ...

Investing in a new car is one of the biggest choices you’ll make, it’s important that you do everything possible to take care of it. Choosing to have paint protection can save your car from a lot of harsh elements that would otherwise slowly wear away the paint’s integrity. Paint protection can save you money, extend the life of your car’s look, and keep the car’s value. Paint does more than just keep your car shiny and to make it look good. It protects the metal underneath from weather and other environmental damages. Things like bird droppings and tree leaves, sap, and fruit can all be very acidic and damage paint rather quickly. Road tar and oil can be very hard to get off, which leads to a long-lasting blemish on your car. One of the top benefits though is protecting paint from road salt during an Ohio winter which can help prevent corrosion to paint or exposed metal. Not only does having paint protection keep future damage, but it can seal in current imperfections. S...