Wopohy Car Coating Agent, 120 ml Nano Repair Spray, Car Ceramic Coating Car Nano Glass Coated Crystal Liquid Protection Spray Hydrophobic Coating Agent

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Easy to clean and dirt repellent – once treated, plastic surfaces only need to be refreshed occasionally. Nano plastic sealing can be applied to all plastic surfaces of the car:

The more concentrated solutions are applied by dripping the solution onto included applicators, rubbing the solution into the applicator, and carefully running those applicators across the vehicle's surface in a cross-hatch pattern (first up/down across the surface, then left/right across the surface). These concentrated solutions were quite viscous and had an almost gel-like consistency to them. While this seems straightforward enough, car-cleaning chemical manufacturers have (both literally and metaphorically) diluted the effect of the term "ceramic." No two ceramic coating products are identical, and the key differentiator among all of them is the amount of SiO2 used.A ceramic coating does provide a certain level of resistance to minor scratches. However, it's not bulletproof, and severe scratches can still penetrate the coating and damage the paint. How long does a ceramic coating last? Yes. However, as explained above, the process requires an extensive amount of preparation, including thorough cleaning and possibly paint correction. So be prepared to make the fiscal and time commitment to do the job right. Does ceramic coating require maintenance? Think about how seriously you take car cleaning. Don’t kid yourself and go for the serious stuff if you know you can’t be bothered applying it.

Last time out, with a few exceptions, the trade-off was between preparation and durability. The more time you spent perfecting the surface and applying the coating, the longer it lasted. Does this rule still apply after more than 18 months of development? We applied 23 products to a scrapyard bonnet to find out. How we tested them Beading was among the top performers, and while price and that extensive prep count against it, Aion completes our top 10. The US producer was one of the first to embrace ceramics and has since developed a wide range of products that use it. These include wax, wet wax, leather cleaner and car wash. There’s a preparation solution plus base and top coats, and while it’s not cheap, the results are impressive. The Sonax was a clear winner in the beading tests by a sufficient margin to overcome the time-consuming application. There are suede cloths to apply the coating before curing and wiping smooth. Ideally, it should be left for 24 hours before the car is used. Scholl worked throughout the test but not by enough of a margin to overcome the price and fiddly application.

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A thorough clean with a clay or fallout remover is the only preparation required before the formula is sprayed on to wet or dry paintwork. It is then buffed to a shine. Autoglym promises three months of protection from Rapid Ceramic Spray and it achieved that in our test. First of all: Do-it-yourself nano coating is only something for experienced paint care enthusiasts. If car care with classic waxing is not an option, thoughts turn to do-it-yourself nanopreservation. Applying a nanosealing kit is not entirely hassle-free. Preparing and prepping the surfaces in and on the car require several steps and a great deal of thoroughness. In addition, it is not possible to process the whole car at once. Thus, the procedure must be divided into many small areas. A weekend should be planned for the Do-it-Yourself-nano coating. Between the work steps and treated surfaces the vehicle must stand safely protected. Even with all the care and precision, the durability of a self-produced nano protection is at best between wax and a professional nano coating. The manufacturers of such kits promise an effective period of about one year. However, they also warn against the demanding process of a do-it-yourself nano coating: polishing and degreasing a new car paint requires some experience. Professional-grade ceramic coatings—the kind dealers apply before they deliver a car, or detail shops will apply for hundreds of dollars—are typically very concentrated (usually >80 percent SiO2) and come in very small bottles. There are other products on the market that have roughly the same chemicals but are far more diluted. These are also called ceramic coatings by their manufacturers. A diluted ceramic coating isn't necessarily inferior to more concentrated solutions, but it does, at least in theory, mean the coating won't last as long over time—an important detail that is at the heart of this very test.