Ceramic Coating

What is it ceramic coating?

Car ceramic painting, also known as ceramic coating or nano ceramic coating, is a liquid polymer applied to the exterior of a vehicle to protect its paint from damage and enhance its appearance. Unlike traditional waxes or sealants, ceramic coatings form a chemical bond with the paint surface, creating a durable and hydrophobic layer that repels water, dirt, and other contaminants.

Is ceramic coating good for my car?

Absolutely, ceramic coating is highly beneficial for your car. It offers exceptional protection for the paint surface, extending its lifespan while imparting a stunning glossy finish. Your vehicle will gleam as if it were freshly delivered from the factory, showcasing a long-lasting brilliance that enhances its overall appearance.

How long does a ceramic coat last on a car?

2 to 5 years.

The longevity of a ceramic coating is primarily influenced by three main factors: mileage, environmental conditions, and proper care over time.

Removes swirl marks, scratches, and other imperfections, restoring the paint’s glossy finish and enhancing the vehicle’s overall appearance.

The environmental factors your car is exposed to, such as sunlight, UV radiation, extreme temperatures, humidity, pollution, and airborne contaminants, can affect the durability of the ceramic coating. Harsh climates or frequent exposure to elements like salt, sand, or industrial fallout can accelerate wear and deterioration of the coating.

Regular maintenance and proper care of the ceramic coating are essential for maximising its lifespan.

Ceramic Coating Benefits

Protects the paint from UV rays, oxidation, bird droppings, tree sap, insect acids, and other environmental pollutants, reducing the risk of paint damage and corrosion.

Creates a glossy and reflective finish that lasts for several years, maintaining the vehicle’s appearance and reducing the need for frequent waxing or polishing.

Makes cleaning the vehicle easier by preventing dirt, grime, and water spots from adhering to the surface, requiring less time and effort to maintain a clean and shiny exterior.

Repels water and liquids, allowing them to bead and roll off the surface, reducing the risk of water stains and improving visibility during rainy conditions.

Provides an additional layer of protection against scratches, swirl marks, and minor abrasions, keeping the paint looking new and pristine for longer.

How To Ceramic Coat A Car?

Step 1: Detailing the exterior

Start by washing the exterior of the car with a gentle automotive soap and water to remove dirt, grime, and debris. Use a microfiber wash mitt or sponge to avoid scratching the paint.

Rinse the car thoroughly with clean water to remove any soap residue.

Dry the car using a soft, absorbent microfiber towel or a drying aid to prevent water spots.

Clay bar the paint surface to remove embedded contaminants such as tar, tree sap, or industrial fallout that washing alone cannot remove. This step helps create a smooth surface for polishing and waxing.

Polish the paint to remove minor imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation, restoring its shine and clarity. Use a dual-action polisher or apply polish by hand using a microfiber applicator pad.

Aspect the car for any remaining spots or imperfections and touch up as needed.

Step 2: Apply the ceramic coating

Apply the ceramic coating to a clean, dry microfiber applicator pad or suede cloth provided with the coating kit
Dispense a small amount of ceramic coating onto the applicator pad and apply it to a small section of the car in a crosshatch pattern, working in straight lines or in a circular pattern.
Allow the coating to sit on the surface for the specified time recommended by the manufacturer, typically a few minutes.
Using a clean, dry microfiber towel, gently buff off any excess coating residue until the surface is smooth and streak-free.
Polishing: Polish the paint to remove minor imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation, restoring its shine and clarity. Use a dual-action polisher or apply polish by hand using a microfiber applicator pad.
Repeat the process, working in small sections until the entire car is coated.

Step 3: Curing

Step 4: Maintenance

Ceramic Coating (Nano-X/Adam’s Graphene Ceramic Coating) Prices From

Small / Medium / Large Cars