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What is the difference between nanoceramics, liquid glass and ceramic coating?
Ceramic coating can be of two types:
nanoceramics used for cars;
polymer substance.
Nanoceramic coating implies the use of a composition with very small particles (this is what the prefix "nano" means). In polymer ceramics, the elements are larger, it is characterized by greater strength. However, nanoceramic treatment also provides reliable protection, although the resulting film is not as strong. In addition, thanks to it, the surface will have a more pronounced gloss.
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In addition to processing the body with nanoceramics and polymer composition, liquid glass is also used on cars. The second option is much more difficult to apply than the first. Therefore, it is recommended to cover cars with liquid glass exclusively in specialized workshops with professionals. Otherwise, not only will proper protection not be provided, but the car body will also suffer. It will have streaks and other defects that spoil the appearance.
Liquid glass of the car body has a shorter service life in comparison with ceramics. It depends on the operating conditions and the quality of the product used. As a rule, it is no more than a year. Because of this, glass is cheaper than using ceramic compounds.
The decision of what to choose to protect the vehicle remains with the car owner. Polishing a car with liquid glass is suitable for those who drive a car rarely or do it very carefully, as well as for those who are ready to do the procedure every year in a car service.
Nanoceramics used for the body is a more modern technology. It lasts an average of 3 years. How much the ceramic coating applied to the car is enough depends on the operating conditions and maintenance of the vehicle. Work with the use of such compositions can be carried out independently. In addition, the application of a ceramic coating (nano) on a car gives a dazzling shine to the surface, which cannot be achieved when using liquid glass.