Ceramic Coatings

Other than making your car look clean and shiny, there are plenty of other benefits associated with using ceramic coating for car, which include:

Protection From UV Rays

You don’t even want to imagine the kind of damage UV rays can do to the paint job of your car. Using ceramic coating for cars will help protect the paint from oxidizing, and also prevent it from looking dull and faded. This is critical if you constantly park your car outside in the sun.

Protection From Chemical Stains

Chemical stains are a result of acidic contaminants in the air and this is another potential cause of damaged car paint.

A ceramic coat will prevent the contaminants from bonding with the paint. Additionally, with the air pollution rate slowly rising in the world, a good ceramic coat can be a great relief.

Makes Your Car Easy To Clean

Washing your car can become quite a headache as there’s so much to do, including waxing and other types of detailing procedures.

A ceramic coating makes your life stress-free, as the polymer will not wear off. Not only does the coating blend with your car’s paint, but it also repels water, which means that water-based grime and dirt are not possible, they slide off the ceramic coating pretty easily.

Provides A Candy-Like Gloss Protective Coating For Cars

This is what all car owners love about ceramic coating for cars! That candy-like gloss protection. The ceramic coating will provide a deep glossy look that brings out the best of any paint job.

This is actually one of the reasons why ceramic coating has become increasingly popular in recent years.

First, ensure that the surface of your car is clean, dry and free of contaminants. Apply the ceramic coating using an applicator pad, and then spread it evenly over the surface. Allow the coating to bond with the paint for a specified amount of time, usually indicated on the product's instructions, before wiping it off with a microfiber towel.

Wash your car with a high-quality car shampoo, clay bar it to remove any contaminants, and then polish it to remove any imperfections. Make sure the car is completely dry before applying the ceramic coating.

The average lifespan of a ceramic coating on a car is around 2-5 years, depending on the quality of the product and how well it's maintained.

Use a pH-neutral car wash soap and a microfiber towel to wash the car. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the coating. Regularly apply a spray-on ceramic coating booster to maintain the coating's hydrophobic properties.

Yes, there are different types of ceramic coatings, including professional-grade coatings that require special equipment and expertise to apply, as well as consumer-grade coatings that can be applied by hand.

Use a pH-neutral car wash soap and a microfiber towel to wash the car. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the coating.

The curing time for a ceramic coating on a car varies depending on the product, but it's typically around 24-48 hours.

Yes, ceramic coatings can be used on both painted and clear coated surfaces.

Yes, ceramic coatings can be used on plastic surfaces of a car, but it's important to choose a product specifically designed for plastic surfaces.

A ceramic coating creates a hydrophobic layer of protection around the paint, which repels water and contaminants that could damage the paint. It also provides UV protection, preventing the paint from oxidizing and fading.

Yes, it's important to wear gloves and work in a well-ventilated area when applying a ceramic coating. Avoid inhaling the fumes and avoid contact with skin and eyes.

Ceramic coatings can be applied by hand using an applicator pad or by using special equipment for professional-grade coatings.

If it rains shortly after applying the ceramic coating, it could affect the curing process and the effectiveness of the coating. It's best to avoid exposing the car to water for at least 24 hours after applying the coating.

Ceramic Coatings, also known as quartz coating or glass coating, are highly capable forms of paint protection. Ceramic Coatings are liquids that once applied to your car’s paint and other surfaces will provide long term protection from harmful environmental impacts.

There are many benefits of a ceramic coating for your cars paint, wheels, glass, and other surfaces. They offer long term protection measured in years and not months. They offer maximum protection against environmental damage. They increase gloss and slickness. And they make regular wash maintenance fast and effective.

Carnauba waxes are made from carnauba palm trees and offer short term increases in gloss and shine, while offering a small amount of protection from the environment. Ceramic coatings are synthetic chemicals that offer long term protection, extreme resistance to environmental damage, and intense gloss.

The biggest factor in scratch resistance on automotive paint is slickness of the finish. GYEON ceramic coatings do make the finish more sick, but will not prevent scratches to your cars paint caused by automatic car washes, improper wash technique, or road debris damage.

GYEON produces and manufactures 5 individual paint ceramic coatings and multiple ceramic coatings for trim, wheels, glass, plastics, and interior. So, the question of “which ceramic coating is the best?” is very personal. We will help you find the best ceramic coating for your car.

Yes! GYEON Q2M Prep should be used to remove the polishing oils from the paint before coating. By removing the polishing oils or other chemicals from a previous detailing step we ensure that the ceramic coating achieves a proper bond to the paint.

GYEON produces an individual high quality ceramic coating for nearly every surface of you vehicle. From Q2 Rim to ceramic coat the wheels all the way to Q2 Leathershield to ceramic coat your leather seats we have you covered. Don’t forget about the engine bay, using Q2 Trim and Q2M Preserve to protect and enhance the plastics.

This depends on two things. Firstly the ceramic coating you’ve chosen from the line. A longer possible durability does not always mean better. Even the entry level coatings will perform for years with proper maintenance. This is the second and most important factor. Each car lives a different life with a different owner. The better the coating is maintained the longer it will perform on your finish.