A ceramic coating sounds like a specialist option for those who care a lot (possibly even too much) about their car's paintwork. While that's true, the easy application and longevity of some ceramic coatings also make them appealing to the rest of us too because they improve our cars' appearance, level of paint protection, and ease of cleaning. How to apply ceramic coating MagiSeal from Autobrite is a foam lance coating is a water based ceramic infused product specially formulated for high pressure application using a foam lance. This product will add a durable layer of protection and hydrophobicity to your vehicles paintwork. All of these products are great as a stand-alone product or even as maintenance products for previously applied ceramic coatings but they really come into their own when used as part of the Ceramic shield family. All the team at Autobrite direct have put their heart and soul into developing this new range of products and the results speak for themselves.

Yes, you can. MagiSeal will provide an adequate level of protection when applied on a regular basis. However, for longer-term protection consider using ceramic hybrid wax.

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High impact panels may see reduced protection and require additional applications depending on mileage.

Whilst waxes, sealants, glosses, and polishes are all great at doing their job and providing a level of protection. The more protection you can create on your car’s paintwork the better. Dirt, brake dust, oil, and grime can all damage your car’s surface. Both hydrophobic and ceramic coating provides another level of protection. As they are specifically designed to either repel dirt or create a protective layer. MagiSeal should be applied to a clean, wet vehicle ensuring to cover the entire vehicle evenly but not allowing to dry. Once applied and left for up to five minutes to dwell, it comes time to rinse it off using a pressure washer and dry the car properly. There's nothing else to it, no buffing or wiping away excess product. Once the car is dried that protective layer will have been sealed in. The ‘nano-hybrid’ aspect of the product, bonds to the paintwork which protects against surface-level contamination. Simple to apply, spray onto your paintwork, spread with an applicator, and buff out. Once buffed, the Si02 coating will bond to your car’s surface for around 3 weeks. If applied as instructed, you can expect great hydrophobic results for up to 12 months. Available in a 250ml bottle.

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Hydrophobic coatings provide a ‘water repellent’ seal on a vehicle. They’re great for ‘repelling’ water and dirt, which can make it easier when it comes to cleaning your car. Very much like a ceramic coating, they provide a ‘seal’ or ‘top coat’ to your car which helps to protect your paintwork. But a ceramic coating provides protection more so against swirls, and UV rays and is a durable ‘shell’ of protection for your car. Durability seemed impressive too. We examined the water beading properties after a couple of weeks and found that while the beading wasn't as dramatic as before, it was still there, even after a subsequent car wash. Any downsides? Adds ceramic protection from a single wash and actively maintains existing protection products. Part of the Ceramic Shield family from Autobrite Direct. Features To rate the ceramic coatings within this article, we based our recommendations upon testing, research and multiple factors. The factors we considered included their length of protection, durability, ease of application, finish and value. Best Ceramic Coating Overview Rinse the product thoroughly and dry using a quality drying towel, for a streak-free finish, we recommend using our Ultimate Drying Towel . STEP BY STEP GUIDE – Low pressure trigger spray application