Autokcan 10H Nano Ceramic Coating for Cars, 50ML High Gloss Anti-Scratch SiO2 Ceramic Car Coating Kit for Car, Plastic, Glass, Wheel Polishing, Hydrophobic, Long Lasting Protection
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- [SCRATCH PREVENTION]:Anti-scratch 10h nano ceramic coating,is able to cover automotive surface with high gloss crystal to prevent scratch perfectly.But it can't remove the scratch already existed.
- [HIGH GLOSS LAYER]:After painted with car ceramic gloss coating,the protective sealant layer would protect your car from salt fog corrosion, bird drops, UV light, scratches, stone chips, iron powder and etc.
- [LONGER PERSISTANCE]:Our Hydrophobic Car Ceramic Coating would last up to 12 months at most on your car if u did a great prep work before coating.
- [PREP WORK IS IMPORTANT]:Correct prep work can make the coating last up to 1 year or longer.If possible,after washing the car totally,using a cutting compound to remove paint defects (scratches, swirls, oxidation etc).Then we use a polishing compound to remove any finer scratches and swirls.Finally we use IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol) to remove any waxes, greases, oils to make sure the ceramic coatings can properly bond to the surface.
- [NOTE]: Please don't drive the car out after coating within 24hours.Use the degreasant would be okay in 15 minutes if u want to remove the nano coating for cars.
Material: Ceramic
Grit Material: Ceramic
Brand: Autokcan
Grit Type: Light
Compatible Material: Glass, Plastic
Manufacturer: AUTOKCAN JIY NANOOU INDUSTRIAL SHENZHEN
Brand: Autokcan
Item Weight: 10.2 ounces
Package Dimensions: 6.42 x 3.9 x 2.68 inches
Manufacturer Part Number: Autokcan
Date First Available: April 4, 2019
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Color: Silver
Very rarely do I classify do I classify a product as Amazing, unless it is truly amazing. After owning my Mercedes Benz CLA for over 5 years, I realized, there are products out there that would save me from having to wash and re-apply the protective wax coating layers. Obviously, you should be waxing your car, if you want your paint to last long and look shiny and new. Personally, I live in the dry desert, where it is very sandy. Wax doesn't last very long. A heavy load of wax will trap the dust/dirt and make the car look dirty. You'll notice that most wax applications are virtually useless. That's when I heard about the ceramic coating and this item. There aren't too many of these quality products available on the market and I was skeptical of this product, at first. If you are skeptical to see if it works, you should just try it out on the inner door jambs area, or an area underneath/side of the car. Applying this crystal coating is like placing a wax coating, but is much harder, more permanent. Best of all, itll look just like you bought the car. Ceramic coating is essentially an additional layer that gets applied on top of your paint...like a clear coat. This layer will eventually wear out like wax, but is much more durable to scratching from the sand and dirt in my area. This means that you're protecting the layers of paint from all the dirt and pollutants. Highly recommend this product. It was very easy for a first time DIYer (on this product), though I will say, I did bring a lot of experience and equipment. First thing you want to do is prepare your car for this nano application - thoroughly wash your car - for this, I decided to use a heavier soap that will remove more/all pollutants. If you want, you could use a little bit of dish soap to remove any preexisting wax, which is what I did. If you're crazy like me, you can clay your car and remove any micro particles, using a clay bar. This will definitely remove any wax and miniature particles. After drying the car with a microfiber towel, you're ready to apply the nano coat. This is the final step. Just like applying wax, you apply a couple drops at a time, in straight lines. Just make sure it looks fairly even and that the entire surface looks linear. The next step is just letting it sit for a minute before buffing. I do wish the product came with a spray bottle, but I can see a lot of the product going to waste, if they did that. They didn't mention anything about using a orbital buffer, but I decided to use that during this step. If you choose this, I would use something relatively soft. I didn't want to remove the coating, so gentle and slow movements should be fine. Let this thing dry for a couple days in the garage, where there is no dust, hopefully. After that is done, you can test to see if it repels water and dirt better than wax. If you want it to last longer, just apply wax on top, as you normally would. Amazing results - my 5 year old car looks like it was just bought from the dealership.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2020 by L Family
Color: Silver
It’s pretty good make sure you clay bar the car before however you have to wipe and buff it off almost immediately unlike other brands however it gives a really good shine and repels water great
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2023 by Nathan
Color: Silver
The Autokcan 10H Nano Ceramic Coating kit is a comprehensive package that promises to add a durable shield to your car’s exterior. The high-gloss finish and anti-scratch properties it advertises are not just marketing fluff; they truly deliver a noticeable difference in the vehicle’s appearance. Applying the coating was straightforward, thanks to the included gloves and applicator pads. However, it’s important to note that to achieve optimal results, you’ll need to commit to applying at least three layers. This requires some time and patience, but the process itself is not complicated. After the application, the hydrophobic qualities are evident. Water beads and slides off the car with ease, which not only looks impressive but also makes cleaning the car less of a chore. The SiO2 ceramic technology seems to provide a strong barrier against the elements. I appreciate that the product comes with a two-year warranty, offering peace of mind on its longevity and effectiveness. While the need for multiple layers might be a slight inconvenience, the end result is a sleek, protected car exterior that stands out. In summary, Autokcan’s Nano Ceramic Coating is an excellent choice for car enthusiasts looking to protect their vehicle with a DIY approach. The effort certainly pays off with a professional-looking finish and lasting protection.
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