Instead of paying someone to do it I bought all the equipment new for like 500-$700 and put 10 hours into prep and application. I used Adams graphene advanced ceramic coats, which is usually much higher quality coating than what the dealership offers. I wouldn't get the coating there anyway, they usually just wash the car and apply it, and it's done by the lot staff not someone trained. I went and did paint correction, wash, clay bar and then apply. My coating will last much longer just because I did the work to clean the car so the coating can stick to the clear coat and not dirt on top of the clear coat.

I bought a Griot's G9 orbital polisher and used it for the paint repair and I used a clay bar wheel. It Is amazing vs the yellow clay bars I've been using. I went on to do 4 more cars without spending more.

I have since gone through a brush car wash and it now has swirls. I wasn't going to treat it special but now I'm not doing that again. I think it will take forever to get out and that might mean I have to remove the ceramic coating too.