03 Category
Protection
Ceramic & Graphene
Coatings are a hard, thin layer on clean paint. They do not stop stone chips. They make the finish easier to wash, slower to stain, and sharper in the light. The paint is corrected first. A coating on swirls only locks the swirls in.
Ceramic Coating
A silica coating bonded to corrected paint. Water sheets off, and bird lime or water spots sit on the coating instead of etching the clear. The gloss stays deeper between washes. It is finish protection, not a substitute for film on the front end.
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Graphene Coating
Graphene is a ceramic system with a slicker, slightly darker look and stronger resistance to water spotting. It is the step up when the car lives outside and the wash cycle is long. Same rule as ceramic: correct the paint, then coat it.
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Glass Care
Glass is cleaned of the film that wipers and rain leave behind, then coated so water leaves the screen instead of sitting in it. A coated dirty pane just beads the dirt. The glass is stripped first.
Glass Decontamination
Traffic film, wiper haze, and mineral spots are stripped off the outside of the glass. The screen should look invisible, not streaked, before any coating. We treat the glass as its own surface, not an afterthought of the body wash.
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Watermark Removal
Hard water marks that have etched the glass are polished out. A coating will not hide them. If the mark is in the glass, it has to be cut out, then the pane is left clear for the hydrophobic layer. The view at night is the test.
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Hydrophobic Glass Coating
A glass coating that makes rain bead and leave with the airflow. Night driving stays clearer, and the wipers do less work. It is reapplied when the beading fades, which is normal for a glass coating. The bond is only as good as the clean underneath it.
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