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Ceramic coating at home: what Nano Coat does and why the car stays clean longer

Hydrophobic effect: rain beads off and dirt does not stick. Deep gloss, sun protection and sponge application in minutes, no detailing bill.

· by TrendIbera · 1 min read

Ceramic coating at home: what Nano Coat does and why the car stays clean longer

A ceramic treatment at a detailing shop costs hundreds of euros. Nano Coat gives you the same principle to do it yourself in the garage: a layer that repels water, adds deep gloss and protects the paint from sun and dirt.

Why you need it

Without protection, every rain leaves marks and every wash starts from scratch. With a ceramic layer, water beads and runs off, carrying part of the dirt, and the car stays clean longer.

Product facts

  • Hydrophobic effect: rain beads off.
  • Deep, lasting gloss.
  • Protects paint from sun and dirt.
  • Sponge application in minutes.
  • Sponge and cloth included. One bottle covers a medium car.

Benefits

  • Fewer, easier washes.
  • Freshly waxed shine for weeks.
  • A barrier between the paint and sun, dust and water marks.
  • The price of a product, not a service.

How to apply it

  • Clean, dry car in the shade.
  • Apply with the sponge in cross-hatch lines, panel by panel.
  • Wait a few minutes.
  • Remove the excess with microfibre.
  • Keep dry for the next 12 hours.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Applying on dirty paint: it seals the dirt in.
  • Working in the sun: the product cures too fast.
  • Leaving excess on: it leaves haze.

Try it before you pay

Order today, we phone you to confirm and it arrives in 24–72 h. You pay the courier. 14 days to return it.

Frequently asked questions

How far does one bottle go?

One bottle covers a medium-sized car.

When can I get the car wet?

Do not get it wet for 12 hours after application.

Get it with cash on delivery

Order today and our call centre phones you within minutes to confirm. You pay the courier when it arrives.

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