A car doing real mileage on the LIE picks up embedded brake and rail dust regardless of the season. That is the backdrop for every ceramic coating job we do in Port Jefferson Station — Route 112 traffic and Nesconset Highway do the rest. We cover it at our Medford shop, with pickup and dropoff available from Port Jefferson Station, about 10 miles from the shop.
What Port Jefferson Station does to a car
Pollen, sap, leaf tannin and road salt: an inland car here gets a different chemical attack every quarter, and none come off with soap alone. Inland cars live on road salt in winter and pollen in spring, plus the brake dust that comes with real commuting mileage on the LIE.
Road salt and bonded fallout are why ceramic coating pays for itself on a commuter car.
Locally that plays out along Route 112 and Nesconset Highway , and around the Port Jefferson LIRR station. Those are the roads and places the cars we work on in Port Jefferson Station actually spend their time, and it shows in what we find at the walkaround.
Getting your car to Medford from Port Jefferson Station
Ceramic Coating is shop-only. It needs controlled dust, stable temperature, proper lighting and an overnight cure — none of which exists in a driveway.
About a 20-minute drive from Port Jefferson Station. Most customers bring the car in; if that is awkward, we collect it and return it cured.
What’s included
| Package | Coupe / Sedan | SUV / Truck | Minivan / 3rd-Row SUV | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 Ceramic Coating | $850$750 | $950$850 | $1050$950 | About 8 hours |
| Level 2 Ceramic Coating | $1050$950 | $1150$1050 | $1250$1150 | A full shop day or more |
All prices are starting prices. Heavy staining, pet hair, sand and salt buildup add time, and we quote that before we start — never after.
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Recent ceramic coating work
Where Port Jefferson Station sits
Ceramic Coating in Port Jefferson Station — questions
Do you actually cover Port Jefferson Station?
Yes. Ceramic Coating is performed at our shop at 266 Middle Island Rd Suite 7, Medford, about 10 miles from Port Jefferson Station. You can bring the car in, or we can pick it up from Port Jefferson Station and return it when the work is finished and cured.
How far is your shop from Port Jefferson Station?
About 10 miles — call it 20 minutes door to door. We are at 266 Middle Island Rd Suite 7 in Medford, near LIE Exit 64. Traffic on Route 112 can move that either way.
What is the difference between Level 1 and Level 2?
How much correction happens underneath, and how many layers go on top. Level 1 is an enhancement polish at 40–60% defect removal plus one layer of CSL, for 2–3 years. Level 2 is a full multi-step correction at 80–90% plus CSL and EXO V5, for 5–6 years, and adds wheel faces and all exterior glass. On swirled paint, Level 1 locks the swirls in.
Does a ceramic coating prevent scratches?
No — this is the most oversold claim in the category. It resists light marring and chemical etching, not rock chips, keys or brush-wash swirls. For chips you want paint protection film.
Do I still have to wash the car?
Yes. A coating makes washing easier and less frequent, not unnecessary. Skip it for months and contamination builds on top — then people conclude the coating stopped working.
Nearby towns
- Ceramic Coating in Port Jefferson about 20 min from the shop
- Ceramic Coating in East Setauket about 25 min from the shop
- Ceramic Coating in Setauket about 25 min from the shop
- Ceramic Coating in Mount Sinai about 20 min from the shop
- Ceramic Coating in Stony Brook about 25 min from the shop
- Ceramic Coating in Selden about 10 min from the shop
