The Process of Applying Ceramic Coating 

Preparation: Before applying the ceramic coating, the car's surface needs to be thoroughly cleaned and decontaminated. This involves washing the car, removing any dirt, grime, or old wax. A clay bar or a paint decontamination product may be used to eliminate any embedded contaminants.

Paint Correction: If your car has any paint defects, such as scratches or swirl marks, it is recommended to perform paint correction before applying the ceramic coating. This process involves using a machine polisher to remove imperfections and restore the paint to its optimal condition. More information on Car Detailing.

Application: Once the surface is clean and prepared, the ceramic coating is applied. This is typically done by hand or using a specialized applicator. The coating is spread evenly over the surface, ensuring complete coverage and avoiding any missed spots.

Curing: After the ceramic coating is applied, it needs time to cure and bond with the paint. This usually takes a few hours or overnight, depending on the specific product and environmental conditions. It is crucial to avoid exposing the car to water or extreme temperatures during this curing period.

Final Touches: Once the coating is fully cured, a final inspection is done to ensure the coating is evenly applied and there are no missed areas. Any excess residue or smudges are carefully removed, leaving behind a flawless finish.

The process of applying ceramic coating requires precision and attention to detail. It is recommended to have it done by a professional who has experience in ceramic coating application to achieve the best results.