Guides for Ag, Fleet & Auto Owners
Real answers on ceramic coating and paint correction for tractors, combines, sprayers, semis and trucks — written by the crew that does the work, on-site across Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa & Missouri.
Hay Equipment and Livestock Trailer Paint Protection: Standing Up to Ammonia, Silage and Moisture
Stock trailers and hay equipment live in manure, silage acids, dust and moisture. See what hurts the paint and how correction and coating help, with a wash routine.
Red vs. Green Equipment Paint: Why Different Colors Fade at Different Rates
Why faded red equipment looks worse than white, how green, yellow and other colors oxidize, and what paint correction and ceramic coating can do for each.
Post-Harvest Equipment Care: Wash, Decontaminate and Coat Before Winter Storage
A step-by-step post-harvest plan for winter storage: remove residue, wash, decontaminate, inspect, correct and coat your tractor, combine or sprayer before the snow.
How Much Does Ceramic Coating Cost for Farm Equipment? Why There Is No Flat Rate
No flat rate exists for coating tractors, combines or sprayers. Here are the factors that drive a real quote and how to get an honest number from photos.
Combine Header and Attachment Paint Protection: Don’t Forget the Parts That Take the Worst Abuse
Headers, planters and tillage tools take more abuse than the machines that pull them. Here is which attachment parts to protect, which to skip, and why.
Diesel Soot and Hydraulic Fluid: The Silent Paint Killers on Ag Equipment
Why diesel soot, hydraulic oil, grease and DEF quietly stain and etch tractor and combine paint, how to clean them safely, and how ceramic coating helps.