Diamond coating and ceramic coating are often confused, but they are not the same.
5 Key Differences You Should Know
1. Application Process
Diamond coating involves applying a thin layer of diamond-like carbon to a surface using physical vapor deposition (PVD).
Ceramic coating, on the other hand, is a liquid polymer that is applied to the car's paintwork, forming a chemical bond with the surface.
2. Durability
Diamond coating is highly durable and provides excellent protection against scratches, dust, and spills.
Ceramic coating is not as durable as diamond coating but still offers good protection against weathering and everyday wear and tear.
3. Protection Level
Diamond coating is known for its immediate bonding ability upon application and its long-lasting durability.
Ceramic coating provides a protective layer that is resistant to UV rays, chemicals, and contaminants, helping to keep the car's paint looking glossy.
4. Physical Properties
Diamond coating mimics some of the physical properties of diamonds, but it is important to note that it is not the same as having a surface made of actual diamonds.
Ceramic coating helps to prevent the car's paint from fading or oxidizing.
5. Use Cases
Diamond coating is ideal for those who need immediate and long-lasting protection.
Ceramic coating is a good option for those who want weather protection and to maintain the appearance of their car.
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