If you have bought a car in the last 4-5 years, you have definitely been offered a ceramic coating on your car by the dealer. It’s the new ‘Trend’. And recently it’s on the rise as not only new cars but older cars are getting ceramic coated as well. But there are a lot of myths around the paint protection methods, which includes ceramic coating, graphene and paint protection films as well.
In this blog we will debunk 5 major myths regarding ceramic coating.
But first of all, let us understand what ceramic coating actually is!
Ceramic coating is a form of paint protection. It is a chemical compound (Silicon DiOxide). When applied to a car’s paint, it crystallises and forms a hard layer over the paint and protects it from damage. This layer gives the car a glossy shine, and also has properties like hydrophobicity (water repellant), scratch resistant and UV Protection.
While the benefits of ceramic coating are undeniably better than the usual wax or sealant, there are a few misconceptions that cloud the true potential of ceramic coating. Let’s debunk these myths surrounding ceramic coating.