3-Step Paint Correction:

Compounding (Heavy Correction) -> Removing deeper scratches, swirl marks, and other significant paint imperfections. (Sometimes wet sanding is required)

Polishing (Medium Correction): After compounding, a less abrasive polish is used to refine the finish, eliminating lighter scratches and restoring gloss to the paint.

Finishing (Light Polishing): The final stage involves using a finishing polish with a soft pad to further refine the paint, achieving a high level of gloss and clarity. This step enhances the overall appearance of the paint.

Ideal for: Vehicles with extensive paint imperfections, deep scratches, and swirl marks. Provides a comprehensive restoration for a flawless finish.

2-Step Paint Correction:

Compounding (Heavy Correction): Similar to the 3-step process, the first stage involves using a cutting compound to address deeper scratches and significant imperfections.

Polishing (Medium to Light Correction): Instead of a separate finishing stage, a polishing step with a milder abrasive is performed to refine the finish and enhance gloss.

Ideal for: Vehicles with moderate imperfections, swirl marks, and scratches. Offers a balance between correction and efficiency.

1-Step Paint Correction:

Polishing (Light Correction): A simplified approach to remove light swirl marks, fine scratches, and enhance the overall shine.

Ideal for: Well-maintained or New vehicles with minor imperfections, light swirl marks, and scratches.

Strong Protection:

Ceramic coatings create a tough shield on your car's surface, keeping it safe from things like bird droppings, tree sap, and road grime.

Stays Clean Longer:

The coating makes your car's surface slippery, so dirt and water slide off easily. This means your car stays cleaner for a more extended period.

Sun and Chemical Protection:

It shields your car from the sun's harmful rays and protects against damage from harsh chemicals, keeping the paint looking fresh.

Shiny Finish:

The coating gives your car a glossy, polished look that lasts longer than traditional waxes.

Easy to Clean:

Cleaning becomes a breeze because dirt doesn't stick as much, making your car easier to wash and maintain.

Less Scratches:

While not completely scratch-proof, ceramic coatings can reduce the appearance of fine scratches and swirl marks.

Armour PRO Quartz Coating is the epitome of high-performance protective coatings, delivering unparalleled protection in a single layer application. With a solids content of 87% (SiO2) at a purity of 99.9%, the coating provides the highest level of protection available .

The advanced formula of Armour PRO Quartz Coating creates an extremely hard and resistant layer that protects your surfaces from stains, bugs, sap, etching, and scratches. The exceptional slickness of the surface helps repel dirt, making maintenance of your vehicle effortless and safe.

With real-world protection of 5+ years in a single layer, Armour PRO Quartz Coating offers an unparalleled solution for enhancing the appearance and protection of your vehicle. Making it the ideal choice for anyone looking to take their vehicle protection to the next level.

Painted Surfaces:

The most common application is on the exterior painted surfaces of the vehicle. This includes the body panels, doors, hood, roof, trunk, and any other painted areas.

Wheels and Brake Calipers:

Many ceramic coatings can be applied to wheels , offering protection against brake dust, road salts, and other contaminants. This will make cleaning wheels easier.

Glass:

Ceramic coatings can be applied to the exterior glass surfaces, such as the windshield and side windows. This helps improve water repellency and visibility during rainy conditions.

Plastic Trim:

Certain ceramic coatings are suitable for plastic or vinyl trim pieces, helping to prevent fading, discoloration, and deterioration caused by UV rays.

Metal Surfaces:

Some ceramic coatings are formulated to adhere to metal surfaces, providing protection against oxidation and corrosion. This is particularly beneficial for chrome or polished metal finishes.

Interior Surfaces :

While less common, there are ceramic coatings designed for specific interior surfaces, such as leather seats, dashboard, and door panels. These coatings can offer protection against spills, UV damage, and wear.