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The future of car paint protection, Crystal Shield Graphene Ceramic Coating
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Not all ceramic coatings are created equal, just like there are different grades of tyres, engine oil, or even car shampoo. The grade and quantity of Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) used in ceramic coatings determine the coating’s quality. Up to 80% of the high-grade SiO2 in CrystalShield Ceramic Coatings hardens when it comes into contact with air, creating a smooth, protective covering. They will offer the exterior of your automobile more protection and a bright, gleaming look that even brand-new cars lack. The end result will be a semi-permanent coating that won’t wash off like fake and inexpensive coatings because it will interlock with your car’s clear coat.
Owners of automobiles have continuously sought out new ways to safeguard their valuable possessions ever since the invention of the automobile. To keep their cars looking like “new cars,” whether rain or sun, every devoted owner has always considered paint protectant. The paint protection industry has always been on the lookout for newer technologies and methods of meeting consumer needs, whether it be with Carnauba Wax from the 1910s, paint sealants from the 1970s, or the most recent influx of Ceramic Coatings from the 2010s.
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Professional detailers and casual car enthusiasts like you and me are rapidly increasing their demand for and appreciation of graphene ceramic coatings. Additionally, CarzSpa is introducing graphene ceramic coating for the first time in India under its EXCLUSIVE brand “CrystalShield,” which already offers a wide selection of ceramic coatings and is positioned to become The Next Level of Automotive Paint Protection Coatings.
WHAT IS THE LIFESPAN OF CERAMIC COATINGS?
Ceramic coatings can endure for a few months to several years and are incredibly durable. Ceramic coatings of professional quality promise a lifespan of 5-7 years. This is truly amazing considering that many of us spent our formative years using paste wax, which offered nowhere near the same level of protection and lost its hydrophobic properties after just 30 days. Although true ceramic coatings are very durable, not everyone can afford them.
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Many spray ceramic coatings and sealants, such as The Last Coat TLC2, can be sprayed in your driveway for as little as $10 per coat and provide 6 months to a year of protection. Spray ceramic coatings can last up to six months before requiring a new coat, but they don’t stay as long as traditional ceramic coatings. DIY enthusiasts and weekend warriors on a budget will find them to be a good choice due to their affordability and moderate durability.
Graphene Ceramic Coating, what is it?
A carbon-based nanomaterial with a honeycomb-like structure is called graphene (as shown below). Graphene can be summed up as a two-dimensional, one atom thick sheet of carbon. Professors Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov discovered graphene in 2004 as a single sheet, for which they were given the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics. Since then, graphene has attracted a lot of interest due to the variety of uses it possesses.
Graphene is one of the world’s thinnest and strongest materials after being transformed from graphite. Industry professionals have referred to it as “harder than diamond yet more elastic than rubber; tougher than steel yet lighter than aluminum.”
WHICH AREA OF YOUR VEHICLE DOES CRYSTALSHIELD CERAMIC COATING PROTECT?
The most resilient coating on the market in India is CrystalShield Ceramic Coating. It has ceramic nanoparticles that penetrate your car’s clear coat’s pores. These nano-based ceramic particles start to crystallise when they are exposed to air, covering the clear coat with a tough layer of glass. These particles form a semi-permanent layer of defence that shields your car’s paint from dirt and debris, UV rays, and chemical stains for Years because they interlock with the surface molecules of the paint’s surface.
WHAT IS THE PRICE OF GRAPHENE COATINGS?
The cost of graphene coatings varies, much like it does for ceramic coatings. Today’s graphene products can be purchased for as little as $79 from Adam’s Polishes for a 60ml bottle and $99 from Ethos Car Care for a 30ml bottle, appearing to compete at a price point similar to that of comparable ceramic coatings. For a product that can offer many years of protection without requiring additional training or certifications, we think this price is fairly reasonable.
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Final thoughts
As the ultimate level of protection, ceramic coatings and sprays have taken over the detailing scene in recent years. Wax, sealants, and spray coatings with ceramic infusion used to be expensive extras at dealerships and detailing businesses. They are practically always found in the garages of DIY detailers today. Numerous products from almost all of the top car care brands are available on the market. While many products live up to their promises, some may let you down and end up gathering dust on the shelf.
Ceramic coatings’ silicon dioxide (SiO2) constituent offers noticeably superior defense than conventional waxes and sealants. This is made possible by nanotechnology, which enables the product to molecularly bind to your paint, wheels, glass, and trim. As a result, your paint is filled with tiny pits and grooves, creating a hydrophobic surface that is so smooth that it literally feels “slick” to the touch.
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