WHAT IS CERAMIC WAX

If you have been detailing cars for the last several years. I am sure you can appreciate the changes in technology when it comes to paint protectants. IE ceramic coatings vs car wax. Over the years there have been several improvements and breakthroughs behind the science in car detailing.

Some of the best ones have come from applying old knowledge in to the latest scientific advances. This leads us to the discussion today on what is ceramic wax and why is this a detailing product I need to be more aware of. So, let’s get into ceramics, the technological advancement that started this new age.

Ceramic automotive technology has been around for years, and the variety of ceramic-infused products continues to grow. From complicated coatings applied by highly trained professionals to simple spray on wax coatings. Even off-the shelf wax products are made simple enough that even DIYers can use them with ease; it's never been clearer how much innovation is happening within these fields!

Just like the detailing products and application methods vary a great deal, results and cost will also vary. With so many options to consider, its not hard to fry your brain with all these different options to choose from.

Silicone polymers are the things that make up ceramic materials. One of these, silicon dioxide (SiO2) has an advantage over other types because not only does it provide strength and durability but also allows for better adhesion to bond to your car's clear coat paint and finishes!

Think about applying traditional car wax. You can almost imagine spreading it like soft butter over toast on your cars paint and leaving a protective coating on top, but over time this wears away too-leaving you with dull scratches that were once invisible to begin with!

Silicon polymers in graphene or ceramic waxes are the key to lasting paint protection. They don’t just cover your car's surface like wax, but instead chemically bond with clear coat and make it much more durable for long-lasting results! These polymers in ceramic or graphene car wax are 30 to 50x stronger and longer lasting than traditional wax. They ultimately provide a harder coating to the surface of your paint.

Ceramic protectants can be a great choice for car owners who want to keep their vehicles cleaner and safer. The super hydrophobic properties of these products mean they shed more water than auto waxes will, which helps prevent spotted surfaces after you wash them; while also resisting soiling better than most other types- meaning that when it comes time clean up your auto your vehicle won't leave behind lasting marks (or dirt!). A win-win all around!

Professional-level products are expensive and there is no guarantee on how they will turn out unless you have a lot of experience applying these type products. You can run into issues of sealing in contaminates in your cars painted surface if not properly decontaminated. Thereby leaving high spots of coating on your car’s painted surface or sealing in dirt, grime and even iron particles into your paint.

Even though these ceramic coatings were originally designed for professional use only - they're available to buy now at affordable prices but with some tricky processes involved in using them that need careful attention before anything happens wrong! DIYers need to be very careful when trying to apply these professional use only coatings.

Detail Medic has a car detailing solution that even a noobie detailer can apply with ease. If you know how to wax your car. Then you can use the graphene ceramic liquid car wax. This wax can be applied by either hand or machine. It provides 12 months of protection, unlike traditional car waxes. Thanks for reading and contact Detail Medic if you have any questions.