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What Is Ceramic Coating?

Ceramic Coating is also known as “Nano Ceramic” Coating is a transparent formulation of liquid SiO2 (also known as silicon-di-oxide or glass!!) which is uniformly applied all over the surface by hand using an applicator pad and then hand-buffed using a microfiber towel. Automatic Polishers are usually avoided for the application of ceramic coatings to prevent wastage. The coating is supposed to form an even layer of glass all over the coated surface without changing the original thickness, texture, or feel of the coated body.

An even layer of ceramic coating has a thickness of 1-2 microns maximum! For reference, the diameter of human hair is 70 microns!! As such ceramic coating protects your vehicle without any tangible change to the thickness and texture of your vehicle’s surface or body. Ceramic coatings usually have a “Drying” phase and a “Curing” phase. It usually varies for the various coatings available in the market.

For more details on ceramic application and its curing read

The liquid glass not only forms a shielding layer on your vehicle surface but also seeps into the microscopic cracks on the surface of your vehicle, thus forming an impenetrable shield of protection and gloss over our vehicle surface, which is there to stay for years to come with little to no maintenance!!

What Is Ceramic

Coating?

An even layer of ceramic coating has a thickness of 1-2 microns maximum! For reference, the diameter of human hair is 70 microns!! As such ceramic coating protects your vehicle without any tangible change to the thickness and texture of your vehicle’s surface or body. Ceramic coatings usually have a “Drying” phase and a “Curing” phase. It usually varies for the various coatings available in the market.

For more details on ceramic application and its curing read

The liquid glass not only forms a shielding layer on your vehicle surface, but also seeps into the microscopic cracks on the surface of your vehicle, thus forming an impenetrable shield of protection and gloss over our vehicle surface, which is there to stay for years to come with little to no maintenance!!

What Is Graphene Coating?

Graphene Coating also known as “Nano Graphene” Coating is a formulation of liquid nanometer-size Graphene particles (an Allotrope of Carbon!!) which is uniformly applied all over the surface by hand using applicator pads and then hand-buffed using a microfiber towel. Automatic Polishers are usually avoided for the application of graphene coatings to prevent wastage. Due to the similarity in both application & curing methods as well as the coating results between Graphene Coatings and SiO2-based Ceramic Coatings, Graphene Coating is often misconceived to be another form of Ceramic Coating. This is not true as Graphene coatings are a completely separate form of coatings that are composed of graphene as compared to ceramic coatings which are based on Silicon-di-Oxide (SiO2).

Now, what is Graphene you ask? Well, Graphene is the name for a single layer (monolayer) sheet of carbon atoms that are bonded together in a repeating pattern of hexagons. This sheet is only one atom thick. Monolayers of graphene stacked on top of each other form graphite. Since a typical carbon atom has a diameter of about 0.33 nanometers, there are about 3 million layers of graphene in a 1 mm thick sheet of graphite!!!

The coating is supposed to form an even layer all over the coated surface without changing the original thickness, texture, or feel of the coated body. An even layer of Graphene coating has a thickness of 1-2 microns maximum! For reference, the diameter of human hair is 70 microns!! As such Graphene coating protects your vehicle without any tangible change to the thickness and texture of your vehicle’s surface or body. Graphene coatings usually have a “Drying” phase and a “Curing” phase. It usually varies for the various coatings available in the market.

For more details on Graphene application and its curing read

Now 1mm = 1000 micron

And, a single layer of Graphene coatings is approximately 1 micron.

So, there are over 3,000 layers of graphene in a single layer of Graphene Coatings!!!!

Harder than diamond yet more elastic than rubber; tougher than steel yet lighter than aluminum – graphene is the strongest known material.

To put this in perspective: if a sheet of cling film (like kitchen wrap film) had the same strength as a pristine single layer of graphene, it would require the force exerted by a mass of 2,000 kg, or a large car, to puncture it with a pencil.

What Is Graphene

Coating?

Graphene Coating is also known as “Nano Graphene” Coating is a formulation of liquid nanometer-size Graphene particles (an Allotrope of Carbon!!) which is uniformly applied all over the surface by hand using applicator pads and then hand-buffed using a micro-fiber towel. Automatic Polishers are usually avoided for the application of graphene coatings to avoid wastage. Due to the similarity in both application & curing methods as well as the coating results between Graphene Coatings and SiO2 based Ceramic Coatings, Graphene Coating is often misconceived to be another form of Ceramic Coating. This is not true as Graphene coatings are a completely separate form of coatings that are composed of graphene as compared to ceramic coatings which are based on Silicon-di-Oxide (SiO2).

Now, what is Graphene you ask? Well, Graphene is the name for a single layer (monolayer) sheet of carbon atoms that are bonded together in a repeating pattern of hexagons. This sheet is only one atom thick. Monolayers of graphene stacked on top of each other form graphite. Since a typical carbon atom has a diameter of about 0.33 nanometers, there are about 3 million layers of graphene in a 1 mm thick sheet of graphite!!!

The coating is supposed to form an even layer all over the coated surface without changing the original thickness, texture, or feel of the coated body. An even layer of Graphene coating has a thickness of 1-2 microns maximum! For reference, the diameter of human hair is 70 microns!! As such Graphene coating protects your vehicle without any tangible change to the thickness and texture of your vehicle’s surface or body. Graphene coatings usually have a “Drying” phase and a “Curing” phase. It usually varies for the various coatings available in the market.

For more details on Graphene application and its curing read

Now 1mm = 1000 micron

And, a single layer of Graphene coatings is approximately 1 micron.

So, there are over3000 layers of graphene in a single layer of Graphene Coatings!!!!

Harder than diamond yet more elastic than rubber; tougher than steel yet lighter than aluminum – graphene is the strongest known material.

To put this in perspective: if a sheet of cling film (like kitchen wrap film) had the same strength as a pristine single layer of graphene, it would require the force exerted by a mass of 2,000 kg, or a large car, to puncture it with a pencil.

What is 9H? Why 9H?

What is 9H?

Why 9H?

You must have come across various brands on the market showcasing 9H or 10H or 11H ceramic coatings in various forms, however, the question comes up what is this 9H and what does it even mean? Simply put, 9H is a reading of hardness on the Moh’s Scale of hardness for mineral stones. Typically you can find ceramic coatings from 6H-12H in the market.

However, it has been verified in laboratories as well as through practical testing that for the climatic conditions of the Indian sub-continent, 9H hardness rating ceramic coatings tend to have the longest durability and lifetime among all others. Therefore, Taciturn recommends and provides only pure, professional-grade 9H Nano Ceramic solutions to all our affiliated detailers and clients across the Indian subcontinent.

Just like HB. HB2 pencils found in stationery shops, pencils for 9H, 10H, etc. are also available in the market. If the surface has been coated with 9H ceramic coating then when you use a 9H rated pencil to scratch the surface, no scratches will appear on the coated surface.

You can find 9H rated pencils from pencil manufacturers like Mitsubishi (Japan), etc. you can check for yourself the quality of our coatings!!

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