Short notes before you ask for a quote. They describe the goods. They are not a record of a Barkletts job.
A ceramic liquid sits on sound clear coat. It is not a respray.
Passenger cars in Australia carry a lot of UV on the bonnet, roof and boot. A ceramic kit is a liquid over clear coat that is still intact. It does not fill a chip and it does not replace paint that has failed.
When you ask for a quote, say if any panel has been resprayed or has broken clear. The reply names panels the kit can cover and panels it should not.
Paint, wheels, glass and trim are not one bottle.
The body kit is for clear-coated paint. Wheels take brake dust. Glass wants a liquid that still sheds washer fluid. Exterior plastic fades on its own. Quoting one bottle for all four makes a poor kit list.
Tick only the surfaces you want. A top-up spray is a fifth choice, for paint that already has a ceramic liquid on it.
These six kits are exterior liquids.
A photograph of someone cleaning seats is a different job. This form does not quote interior shampoo, stain removal, mechanical work, or a mobile wash booked for one street.
If the car needs paint repair before any liquid, say so in the message. The quote can stop at prep, or it can say the coating should wait.