Sukha Soma Group

Finally getting around to having my Huracán fully detailed and the guy suggested I ceramic coat the wheels to make cleaning easier. Makes sense given how much these things dust up, but then it hit me - if I'm about to need new pads soon, all that coating work might go to waste when they have to take the wheels off and potentially mess up the finish. I'd rather just do the pads first, get the coating applied after, and be done with it properly. Started looking around for a place that really knows these cars and won't scratch the wheels during installation, and I found a shop that specializes in Lamborghini supercar brake pad replacement Dubai which seems perfect since they'd understand the torque specs and everything without experimenting. Before I book anything though, anyone here have experience with ceramic coatings on supercar wheels? Wondering if it's actually worth it or if brake dust just laughs at the coating anyway. Also curious if there's a pad option that dusts less without feeling totally different under hard braking.