

Hockey Detox provides professional ceramic coating for goalie pads, gloves, blockers and masks to help protect equipment surfaces and make routine maintenance easier. Our goalie gear ceramic coating service is designed to reduce surface buildup, improve cleanability and add an extra layer of protection to the equipment you depend on every game.
Professional ceramic protection for goalie equipment designed to help repel moisture, dirt, rink grime, puck residue, and everyday contamination while making gear easier to maintain.
Ceramic protection for the exterior surfaces of goalie leg pads to help reduce grime buildup and make routine cleaning and maintenance easier.
Protective ceramic treatment for compatible exterior surfaces of catchers and blockers exposed to moisture, puck residue, and dirty rink environments.
Ceramic protection for compatible finished helmet surfaces to help repel grime, fingerprints, moisture, and everyday rink contamination.
Ceramic protection for compatible surfaces on select body and protective equipment. We evaluate the equipment first to determine which areas are appropriate for treatment.
Not every material or surface is appropriate for ceramic coating. Hockey Detox evaluates the equipment before treatment and applies coating only to compatible surfaces.
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Ceramic coating adds a protective layer to compatible exterior surfaces. It helps repel moisture, dirt, rink grime, puck residue, and other contamination while making routine cleaning and maintenance easier.
We offer ceramic protection for compatible surfaces on goalie pads, catching gloves, blockers, helmets, and select body or protective equipment. Each item is evaluated before treatment.
Many finished helmet and mask surfaces may be suitable for ceramic protection. Because paints, graphics, clear coats, and finishes vary, we inspect the mask first to determine whether coating is appropriate.
The goal is to protect the existing finish without changing how the equipment is designed to look or perform. Results can vary depending on the material and surface finish, so compatibility is evaluated before coating.
No. Ceramic coating does not make equipment immune to puck marks or damage. It creates a more protective and easier-to-maintain surface that can help reduce how strongly grime and contamination adhere.
New equipment is an excellent candidate because the surfaces have not accumulated months of grime and puck marks. Used equipment may also be suitable depending on its condition and materials.
Use gentle cleaning methods appropriate for the equipment material. Avoid aggressive chemicals and abrasive scrubbing that could damage the original finish or protective coating.
Goalie pad sets are $70, glove or blocker treatment is $50, goalie helmets are $30, and select body protection is $100. Equipment is evaluated before treatment to confirm compatibility.

