You Love Your Car
You believe your car should look as good as when you bought it.
So, you wash it consistently and apply a layer of wax every three months.
However, swirl marks, chips, and bug splatter populate your vehicle’s exterior paint despite your endeavors. Not just that, water spots, soil, and grime grip your car the day after you give it a thorough wash.
Imagine a scenario in which there was something that could change that. A product that could give your paint protection from environmental dangers and make your vehicle more satisfying to wash while not needing a recurrent application.
Uplifting news! There is. It’s known as Ceramic Coating (or Nano-Ceramic Coating), and it could increase the value of your vehicle. It’s a clear liquid that’s also referred to as SiO2 Coating. When cured, this technology transforms itself on the surface into a permanent, durable yet flexible glass shield.
I’m sure during your research on Ceramic Coatings. You might have read confusing claims. Some manufacturers and detailers may have remarked about the guarantees about the performance of their Ceramic Coatings. Be that as it may, before you make a purchasing choice, let’s look at the facts.
What’s the reality regarding Ceramic Coating, and what will be best for your vehicle?
Explanation of Ceramic Coating
A Ceramic Coating like Ceramic Pro is a liquid polymer nano-ceramic coating that’s applied by hand to your vehicle’s exterior paint. The synthetic liquid material bonds with the vehicle’s factory paint, making a layer of protection.
A Ceramic Coating is not a substitute for Paint Protection Film. That’s in a bracket all by itself as regards paint protection. A Ceramic Coating makes an extraordinarily durable or semi-long-lasting bond with a vehicle’s paint, implying that it doesn’t wash away or need numerous applications every few months.
Eliminate the Risk of Water Spots
Rain contains environmental contaminants and minerals. Whenever water dissipates on your vehicle’s surface, the minerals absorb into your paint, making noticeable spots. Consumers might expect that the hydrophobic nature of Ceramic Coating will prevent water spots since water slides off the covered surface.
If you spend hours driving on the road and want peace of mind and protection for your paint against rock chips and scratches, then your best defense is applying paint protection films.
You can always begin your paint protection process by applying Ceramic Coating, then later on, adding a layer of paint protection film.
It’s a win, win with whichever one you choose.
Ask us about the Ceramic Coating choices for protecting your vehicle.
There are coatings for paintwork, glass, rubber, and plastic, and interior protection as well.
So, phone us at 209-718-7000 or contact us through our Contact Form.