Ceramic Coating Care
Guidelines for Safe Curing
The curing process typically spans 2-3 weeks and can vary depending on environmental factors like humidity and temperature. It’s crucial to exercise caution during this phase. While the coating boasts hydrophobic properties that deter water spots, it isn’t impervious to all elements. Hard water spots can still form, albeit less frequently than on your original clear coat. However, addressing water spots during the curing process might involve costly removal.
To safeguard your coating during curing, avoid the following:
- Parking under trees, particularly those shedding leaves or sap
- Allowing bird droppings, sap, or pollen to accumulate and bake under sunlight
- Washing or engaging in abrasive actions on the paint
Should you notice water spots, bird droppings, insects, tree sap, or other contaminants on your vehicle within the initial two weeks, promptly adhere to our provided care instructions for their removal. Bear in mind that the coating remains relatively soft during this period and requires delicate handling.