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BEFORE AND AFTER CERAMIC COAT
When it comes to protecting the shine of your vehicle. Ceramic coating can make a huge impact.
Applying Ceramic Coat
Professional Application
While DIY ceramic coating kits are available in the market, it's important that you seek professional assistance for the greatest possible results. Professional detailers have the necessary expertise and equipment to ensure proper application and maximize the benefits of ceramic coating to ensure a flawless finish.
Multi-Layer Application
To achieve the desired level of protection and durability, multiple layers of the ceramic coat may be applied. Each layer requires proper curing time before applying the next. Typically, two to three layers are recommended for optimal results. Professional detailers will ensure that each layer is evenly applied, allowing for the best performance and longevity of the ceramic coating.
Curing Process
After the application of the ceramic coat, it usually takes anywhere from 24 to 48 hours to cure, depending on what product you used. During this time, avoid exposing the vehicle to rain, direct sunlight, or any other factors that may interfere with the process.
Before Applying Ceramic Coat
Thorough Car Wash
If you're planning to apply a ceramic coat to your car, it's important to start with a nice clean surface. To do this, begin by giving your vehicle a thorough wash to get rid of any dirt, grime, or residue that might be on the outside. To make sure you don't scratch the paint, we recommend using a soft microfiber wash mitt and high-quality car shampoo. Then, simply rinse your car off completely and dry it with a clean microfiber towel.
Paint Correction
If you're thinking of applying a ceramic coat to your car, it's a good idea to first check for any scratches, swirl marks, or other imperfections on the paint job. To make sure the ceramic coating sticks properly, you'll want to get rid of these defects by performing Paint Correction. by doing so, it’ll make sure that the ceramic coating performs to the best of its ability..
Surface Decontamination
To achieve top-notch bonding between the ceramic coat and the paint, it's very important to decontaminate the surface. Iron fallout, tar, and other contaminants can affect the bonding process and negatively impact the durability of the ceramic coating. Thoroughly clean the surface to remove any stuck on contaminants.
After Applying Ceramic Coat
Regular Maintenance
After the ceramic coat cures, regular maintenance is required to preserve its effectiveness and appearance. Although the coating provides protection against environmental elements, it's essential to remove dirt, dust, and other contaminants regularly. it's a good idea to use a pH-neutral car shampoo and a soft microfiber wash mitt when washing it. This will help preserve its shiny finish and keep it looking like new. So, make sure you keep up with regular maintenance to ensure your car stays in its best shape.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals
When your ceramic-coated vehicle is finished, it's important to avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning agents. These substances can damage the ceramic coat and compromise its protective properties. Stick to gentle cleaning solutions that are specifically formulated for use on coated surfaces. Additionally, avoid using automatic car washes with abrasive brushes, as they can cause scratches.
Periodic Inspection and Maintenance
As time passes, the ceramic coating on your vehicle may slowly deteriorate because of exposure to the elements and regular use. It's advisable to check your car's paint job periodically to look for signs of weakened protection. If you see that water no longer beads up on the surface or the shine has significantly diminished, it may be necessary to seek professional ceramic coating maintenance services.
