A ceramic coating hardens significantly upon drying. Unlike a wax which dries, but is still quite malleable. A ceramic coating dries into a hardened mineral layer on the surface of a car. Making it incredibly resilient, while being easy to apply.
This is Silicone Dioxide, and is the umbrella name for a series of derivate products used in the making of a ceramic coating. Where Silicone Dioxide acts as the base, companies include different additives to achieve different effects.
A graphene coating is a coating that has been chemically bonded with graphene particles to reinforce it. This makes the resulting structure significantly harder, and more resilient to damage. With the graphene effectively acting as a molecular rebar to reinforce the SiO2.
10H refers to how hard the coating is. This determines how hard the coating is to scratch. We use the industry standard Graphite Scale of Hardness, with 10H being the highest possible rating. This has been independently verified, and we offer access to documentation on this upon request.
N1 is how smooth the surface is, with N1 being the smoothest possible in this product category. A smooth surface not only looks incredible, but it also helps to prevent particulate matter and debris such as dust from sticking to the surface. This has been independently verified, and we offer access to documentation on this upon request.