Ceramic Pro TAG
Ceramic Pro TAG is a photocatalyst coating that can be applied to all surfaces. Once applied to a surface it bonds to the substrate and when exposed to UV light continues to neutralize and kill bacteria and viruses for up to 6 months. Ceramic Pro Photocatalytic Coatings professionally clean and disinfect vehicles, homes, restaurants, gyms, hospitals, and more. These coatings are applied to clean and eliminate airborne viruses, antibacterial action, deodorization, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), mold, and soiling.
Benefits Of Ceramic Pro TAG
- 99% Efficacy Against Pathogens
- Photocatalytic Coating
- Titanium Dioxide
- Up To 6 Months Purification
- Air Purification
- Kills Microbes, Bacteria & Viruses
Our Process
These technologically advanced coatings are made for more than just cars. Immaculate Detail is a certified Ceramic Pro Shop located in Prescott, AZ. We have several clients based in the Scottsdale and Phoenix area. Our Ceramic Pro TAG Photocatalytic Coatings require us to come to your business or home for application. We take our health and others health seriously. For each job we wear protective clothing and masks to protect all involved.
CLEANING:
- Vacuum all surfaces
- Compressed air cleans all cracks and crevices
- Hot water carpet extraction
- Remove all dirt and grime using a mid PH cleaner
SANITIZING:
- Sanitize all surfaces using alcohol and surfactants
- Neutralize all surfaces using industrial steam cleaner
- Suffocate bacteria and viruses with Ozone Generator machine
PREVENTION:
- Ceramic Pro Tag Photocatalytic Coating
- Coat all at risk surfaces with Ceramic Pro Tag that will continue to kill viruses and bacteria for up to 6 months.
Ceramic Pro Tag
MULTIFUNCTIONAL PROTECTIVE COATING FOR ALL SURFACES
- Vehicles
- Homes
- Restaurants & Bars
- Offices
- Hotels
- Hospitals
- Retail Stores
- And More!
Our specialized service goes far beyond your normal deep cleaning. We use industrial steam cleaners, ozone machines and Ceramic Pro TAG to neutralize and protect surfaces long term.
