Maintenance Plans
Protection only lasts if the maintenance supports it.
Our maintenance plans are designed for vehicles that have already been corrected or protected and need ongoing care without slowly undoing the work.
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Why Maintenance Matters
The way a vehicle is maintained determines how it ages.
Corrected and protected paint can still collect contamination, water spotting and wash-induced marring when maintenance is neglected or carried out poorly. The objective of a maintenance plan is not simply to keep the vehicle clean — it is to preserve the condition already achieved.
Safe Washing
Use appropriate wash methods designed to minimise unnecessary contact and wash-induced marring.
Contamination Control
Remove environmental build-up before it is allowed to accumulate heavily on protected surfaces.
Protection Monitoring
Observe coating behaviour and condition during ongoing maintenance.
Consistency
Regular care prevents the vehicle from repeatedly falling into a condition that requires aggressive restoration.
Frequency
A rhythm that suits the vehicle's life.
How often the vehicle needs care depends on how it is driven, stored and exposed.
Weekly
For frequently driven performance, prestige and enthusiast vehicles where presentation and condition matter continuously.
Fortnightly
The most common rhythm for corrected and protected vehicles, helping stay ahead of contamination and regular road use.
Monthly
For garage-kept, weekend or lower-use vehicles with lighter environmental exposure.
The right rhythm is not universal — it depends on kilometres driven, storage, weather exposure, vehicle colour, contamination exposure, owner expectations and existing protection.
The Visit
Maintenance without undoing the work.
Each visit is carried out with the corrected and protected finish in mind. The purpose is to safely remove contamination, inspect the vehicle and preserve the work beneath it.
Exterior Cleaning
Safe washing techniques appropriate for corrected and protected paint.
Wheels & Tyres
Regular cleaning of wheel faces, tyres and accessible areas to prevent excessive build-up.
Drying
Controlled drying methods designed to reduce unnecessary contact with the paint.
Glass & Exterior Details
Exterior glass and relevant finishing areas attended to as part of the maintenance process.
Protection Check
Observe coating behaviour, contamination and any changes requiring attention.
Final Inspection
Review the vehicle before handover.
Care Structure
Exterior first. Interior where required.
Maintenance is tailored around the vehicle rather than forced into a rigid package.
The foundation of the plan.
Exterior Maintenance
Typically around two hours depending on the vehicle and condition — safe washing, controlled drying and a protection check, carried out with the corrected finish in mind.
Added where required.
Interior Maintenance
Where ongoing cabin care is required, interior maintenance can be included — adding approximately two hours depending on vehicle size and condition.
Maintenance pricing is based on vehicle size, frequency, condition and whether interior care is required. Final recommendations are provided after the vehicle has been assessed.
Coating Aftercare
A coating still needs to be looked after.
Hydrophobic performance can reduce as contamination accumulates on the surface. This does not always mean the coating has failed. Appropriate cleaning and decontamination can help restore expected behaviour where the protection itself remains intact.
Periodic Inspection
Coating behaviour and the condition of protected surfaces can be reviewed during maintenance.
Contamination
Mineral deposits, road film and environmental contamination can interfere with surface behaviour.
Aftercare
Correct products and wash methods help protect the corrected finish and coating over time.
Where a coating warranty includes scheduled maintenance or inspection requirements, those conditions must be followed for the warranty to remain valid.
Who It's For
Not every vehicle should go straight onto a maintenance plan.
Maintenance works best when the vehicle begins from an appropriate standard. A maintenance plan is not a cheaper alternative to corrective work — it is ongoing preservation of work already done.
Plans are primarily intended for vehicles that are
Professionally corrected
Ceramic protected
Already maintained to a high standard
Suitable for safe ongoing preservation
If a vehicle arrives with
Heavy contamination
Severe wash marring
Neglected wheels
Significant interior contamination
Deteriorated existing protection
Corrective or restorative work may be recommended before regular maintenance begins.
Forza is a one-vehicle-at-a-time studio — regular maintenance availability is deliberately limited.
Existing Protection
Already protected elsewhere?
Vehicles corrected or coated elsewhere may still be considered for Forza maintenance. Before joining a plan, the vehicle and existing protection may need to be inspected so its condition and maintenance requirements can be understood properly.
Maintenance FAQ
Maintenance, answered honestly.
Next Step
Keep the work performing.
Tell us what you're driving, how it is used and what protection is currently on the vehicle. We'll recommend a maintenance rhythm that makes sense for its condition and use.