A few years back, we created an amazing blog about the variety of ceramic coatings available to cars. That was years before the dark ages – or when our industry introduced the new marketing of Graphene Coatings. Automotive detailing has been hit with the latest and supposedly best ceramic coating product. This includes ceramic wax and a wide range of graphene-in-infused polymer paint sealing agents.
It has become so competitive and intense that many professional-grade ceramic coating products are starting to offer direct-to-consumer products for DIY enthusiasts. Each company uses the latest “invention” techniques to manipulate consumers.
Why Ceramic Coating Cars?
The primer, the base coat of paint, and the clear coat protect the paint from any external elements and are all applied to every car’s surface. A ceramic car coating is a product applied to the car’s surface over the clear coat.
A ceramic car coating adds a second layer to your exterior skin. It uses nanotechnology, which is very small particles that form thin transparent layers that are completely invisible to the naked eye.
The ceramic coating seals the pores in your car’s paint. This provides excellent hydrophobic characteristics and resistance to chemicals, UV rays, and extreme heat. The ceramic coat forms an almost permanent bond with the vehicle’s surfaces, so it won’t wear off or come apart in short periods.
Is a Ceramic Coating Good on Cars?
Yes, ceramic coats are good for your car. Suppose you have completed any paint corrections before applying the ceramic coat. In that case, it can increase the vehicle’s appearance, block ultraviolet rays, and provide a protective coating that can last many years.
Ceramic paint protection is intended to protect your car from the wear and tear of daily use. A ceramic coating cannot only protect the paint sealant but can also eliminate swirl marks.
Ceramic coats can be used to protect the paint. A Nano-coating covers the car’s entire surface and offers ultimate UV protection.
Your car’s exterior is constantly affected by the sun’s rays and nature’s unpredictable changes. Even if you only use car wax, bug splatters or bird droppings can stick to car paint.
A bad washing of your car can cause paint damage, such as swirl marks and light scratches resembling spider webbing. Waxing your car with wax may help, but it does not offer protection and can only last a few short months.
This is where the ceramic coat comes in. An auto-ceramic coating is made using nanotechnology and can be used to coat the acidic paint. Ceramic Pro, a 9H-ceramic coating, can be added to each coating. However, DIY ceramic coatings are not designed for this particular attribute. They last only a little while.
What Can a Ceramic Coating Do for Cars?
This type of coating has become very popular due to its amazing capabilities. What ceramic coated can do
Ceramic Coating is Hydrophobic
What does this all mean? This means that the coating has an extremely high water repellency. You may have seen this video online. This is often the first demonstration that Nano ceramic can do.
Once the coating is dry, water will seep into your car’s surfaces and eventually slide off. The extra layer of protection stops water, dirt, and mud from bonding to your vehicle’s paint. It makes cleaning your car easier.
Ceramic Coatings Improves Durability
Ceramic coatings can bond with the molecular architecture of your car’s paint. This makes it more durable than ordinary paint. It can last for years!
