Car Coating

What is Car Coating?

Car coating is a protective layer applied over the car’s paint to safeguard it from dust, dirt, UV rays, water spots, chemical stains, and light scratches. Unlike waxing or polishing, car coatings are semi-permanent to permanent solutions that bond with the paint on a molecular level.

Types of Car Coatings

1. Ceramic Coating
Made from: Silicon dioxide (SiO2)

Features: Water-repellent, high-gloss finish, UV and chemical resistance.

Durability: 2 to 5 years (depending on product and maintenance)

Best for: Daily drivers and premium cars.

2. Graphene Coating
Made from: Graphene oxide

Features: Stronger than ceramic, better heat resistance, less prone to water spots.

Durability: 3 to 7 years

Best for: Those living in humid or hot climates.

3. Teflon Coating (PTFE)
Made from: Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)

Features: Basic protection, smoother finish, temporary shine.

Durability: 6 to 8 months

Best for: Budget-conscious users seeking short-term results.

4. Paint Protection Film (PPF)
Made from: Thermoplastic urethane

Features: Offers physical protection against chips, scratches, and road debris.

Durability: 5 to 10 years

Best for: all cars and off-road vehicles.

Please Note

Car Coating Application Process

1. Inspection & Prep

2. Application

3. Curing

Post-Coating Care & Maintenance

FAQ

How long does car coating last?
Depending on the type, coatings can last from 6 months (Teflon) to 7+ years (Graphene or PPF).
Is ceramic coating worth it?
Yes, especially if you want long-term shine and easier cleaning. It’s cost-effective over time.
Can I apply coating myself?
DIY kits are available, but professional application is recommended for durability and even finish.
Will car coating prevent stone chips?
Only PPF can help with stone chip resistance. Ceramic and graphene coatings won’t prevent physical damage.