Graphene Coating

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Graphene Car Care Graphene is a breakthrough in car care technology, providing enhanced performance in an easier to use package. Derived from ceramic (Sio2) coating technologies, our Graphene Coatings and car care products utilize the latest technology available to provide superior results. What is Graphene? Graphene simply put, is graphite (Made of Carbon) that has been mechanically or chemically engineered to be only one atom thick layer. This one atom thick layer is made up of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb lattice with some incredible strengths. At a molecular level, it is 200 times stronger than steel , yet six times lighter and more flexible. Making it a great candidate for use in our protective coatings, sealants, waxes and dressings. What is a Graphene Coating? A graphene coating is an evolution of ceramic coating technology. Utilizing the latest graphene-based technology to make a stronger, more durable coating that is easier to apply. In addition, since Graphene is a less reactive ingredient, it has been shown that Graphene-based coatings are less prone to water spotting or etching compared to ceramic-based chemistries. Ethos Graphene Matrix , for example, utilizes a Silazane backbone to bond Graphene atoms on a molecular level. This is simply the glue that binds it to the surface, adding graphene powder to a ceramic coating would not add any benefit. To learn more about how our graphene coating technology works, check out our blog: How Graphene Coatings Are Made . It's technically a "hybrid" coating because it needs to be formulated with other elements to make it usable as a coating you can put on your car! You can expect your Graphene Matrix Coating to last up to 5 years! Compared to Ceramic Coatings, Graphene Matrix performs extremely well in many areas, such as water spot resistance, the ability to reject water on contact, and surface hardness.

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