Graphene Coating

A development in ceramic coating technology is graphene coating. using the most recent graphene-based technology to create an easier-to-apply coating that is tougher and more resilient.

The most recent developments in the vehicle sector are thought to be graphene coatings. But graphene is a carbon-based substance that is not particularly novel. The strongest substance known to exist on earth is said to be graphene, which is made up of one layer of carbon atoms. It is lighter than paper and 200 times more stiff than steel. This strength is due to two factors. Today, due to its toughness and "anti-static qualities," graphene is becoming more and more popular among detailers. Furthermore, because to its anti-static qualities, it prevents dust from adhering to the surface it has been applied to.

Benefits of Graphene Coating

Graphene coating is a strong form of protection, and one of the main factors in its industry acceptance is its longer endurance than ceramic coating. However, it's intriguing to notice that the durability might be increased with the inclusion of graphene.

Graphene is a thin, light-weight, and very strong material because of its 2-dimensional structure and honeycomb lattice.

It gives the graphene-coated surface unrivalled durability.

It gives the graphene-coated surface unrivalled durability. After application, you can enjoy the 10 H hardness glossy finish for three to four years.

Rain or shine won't cause your crystal shield coating to erode.

Ceramic Coating

Ceramic coating is a long-term nanoscopic exterior automotive paint treatment and protectant that is applied in a liquid form to form a hard layer on the paint.

Ceramic coating contains silicon dioxide (silica, Si02), which is sourced from natural materials such as quartz and sand. Some brands also use titanium dioxide (titania, Ti02) as an additional hardening substance. On applying it to a car's paint, these two form a chemical bond with hydrophobic, also known as water-repellent, properties.

Benefits of Ceramic Coating

Some of it's key benefits include a deep gloss, easy maintenance and cleaning, resistance to stains and scratches, protection from UV rays, regulation of temperature, interior protection, duration, and an included warranty.

Ceramic coating is transparent and boost the reflective properties of your car's paint. This creates a glossy look and adds depth and clarity to whatever the colour.

Ceramic coating protects against ultraviolet light exposure. This keeps you and your passengers safe by preventing conditions like skin cancer.

It also protects your car's paint by preventing oxidation.

Ceramic coating also blocks out sunlight from reaching the interior of your car. This helps in maintaining a cooler temperature and thereby protecting the interior from fading and damage.

The liquid polymer in ceramic coating makes your car's paint hydrophobic, which means that it repels water. This allows mud and grime to also slide off easily and makes the entire car easier to keep clean.

If you have any issues with ceramic coating, we will provide warranty. We'll replace or fix the coating to make it look like new.

Detailing

Detailing is more than a cleaning process to make a vehicle look better, but an organized approach to extend its life with methods and products that helps to reduce damaging environmental elements such as dirt, sun, severe winters, etc.

It is a process of an appropriate maintenance or restoration of vehicles to keep them look new from outside and inside in order to increase their resale value. Auto detailing requires knowledge of proper techniques and use of tools and products.

Detailing is generally divided into two categories: exterior and interior. There are available products and services that focus on these two areas respectively.

Exterior Detailing

Exterior detailing involves cleaning, and either re-establishing or surpassing the original condition of the outer layer of the car's finish (usually a paint with a glossy finish), chrome trim, windows, wheels, and tires, as well as other visible components on a vehicle's exterior.

A wide array of detailing products and techniques are used, based on the vehicle's surface type and condition, or as per the preference of customers or detailers. Products include detergents, surfactants, acid free degreasers (to remove dirt and soil), detail clay (to remove invisible microembedded surface contaminates), waxes, and silicone and non-silicone based dressings for plastic trim and tires. Polishing mixtures and shines to improve reflectivity of the paint finish, as well as different applicators, brushes, and drying towels.

Interior Detailing

Interior detailing involves a thorough cleaning of the entire interior is required for interior detailing. The materials used in vehicle interiors during the past 40 years have ranged from synthetic carpet upholstery to vinyl, leather, various natural fibres, carbon fibre composites, plastics, and others. As a result, a variety of cleaning methods and supplies are required. In addition to the usual vacuuming, upholstery stains can be cleaned with brushes, liquid and foam detergents, and steam cleaning. Some nonporous surfaces may also be polished.