Maintain your VEHICLE’s condition with paint protecTION

A ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied by hand to a vehicle's exterior. The coating chemically bonds with the factory paint, creating a semi-permanent layer of protection. This layer is much harder and more durable than traditional waxes or sealants. For interiors, a specialized formula is used to protect surfaces like leather, plastic, and fabric.

Ceramic coatings offer a number of key benefits:

• Superior Protection: They protect a vehicle's paint from harmful UV rays, chemical stains, and environmental contaminants like bird droppings and tree sap.
• Ease of Cleaning: The coating's hydrophobic properties repel water, making the car much easier to wash. Dirt and grime have a harder time sticking to the surface.
• Enhanced Gloss: A professionally applied ceramic coating provides a deep, rich gloss and a mirror-like finish that makes the paint look vibrant.
• Reduced Swirling: The increased hardness of the coating helps to prevent light scratches and swirl marks from appearing during regular washing.

The key difference between ceramic and graphene coatings lies in their composition and properties.

A ceramic coating is a liquid polymer, typically silicon dioxide (SiO2​), that bonds to a vehicle's paint to create a hard, protective layer. It offers excellent protection against UV rays, chemical stains, and makes the car easier to clean due to its hydrophobic properties.

A graphene coating is an advanced ceramic coating that contains a small amount of graphene oxide within the polymer base. Graphene is an extremely strong, one-atom-thick material. The addition of graphene is meant to enhance the coating's durability, improve its water-repellency, and reduce heat absorption on the surface, which helps minimize the risk of water spotting. Essentially, a graphene coating is an enhanced version of a ceramic coating.

Ceramic coatings are a semi-permanent, glass-like layer that bonds to the paint, offering long-term protection and durability. Wax, on the other hand, is a temporary, sacrificial layer that sits on top of the paint and provides protection for only a few months at most. Waxes require frequent reapplication.