Protective glass coating that keeps glass clear.
A clear coating for windows, doors, shower glass and railings that helps water bead off and deposits rinse away. Applied after restoration or on new glass.
The water stays hard. Protect the glass.
Kansas City-area water is hard. WaterOne reported an average of 135 mg/L in 2025 (2026 Water Quality Report), and that's after it's softened at the plant. Every time it dries on glass, it leaves minerals behind.
A protective coating fills the microscopic texture of the glass surface. Water beads and runs off, and the deposits that do form rinse away instead of bonding and etching.
Glass that gets wet.
Shower glass
Less soap scum and hard water haze, easier daily cleaning.
Windows and doors
Helps sprinkler spray and rain run off before spots form.
Railings and pool fences
Keeps glass clearer where water and splash are constant.
Restore first, then coat.
A coating seals in whatever is on the glass, so we always remove deposits, stains and etching first. Coating new glass right after construction keeps it new longer.
Keeping it working.
- Clean with soft cloths and gentle, non-abrasive cleaners.
- Avoid razor blades and scouring pads on coated glass.
- We'll tell you what to expect for your glass and how often to refresh it.
Inspect, test, restore, protect.
Inspect
We check the glass for deposits and damage.
Restore
Any stains or etching are removed first.
Prepare
The surface is deep-cleaned so the coating bonds.
Coat
We apply and cure the coating, then show you how to care for it.
Protective glass coating near you.
Questions we get
Is the coating visible?
No. It's clear and doesn't tint the glass.
How long does it last?
It depends on the product, exposure and cleaning. We'll give you a realistic expectation for your glass.
Can you coat my shower glass only?
Yes. Shower glass is one of the most common coating jobs.
Restore it once. Keep it clear.
Serving Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Mission Hills, Prairie Village and the Kansas City metro within 60 miles.