This car was already in excellent condition and looking very shiny, but the customer wanted a coating to help maintain it.
We gave the car a full exterior detail, washed it, clayed the paintwork to remove any contaminants, and then machined polished it using our two stage system.
Once the paintwork was as near perfect as we could get it, we coated it with Fireball Super-Hydro, a polymer sealant which amazing hydrophobic properties. It makes the paintwork super-slick so dirt and water can't cling to it. In fact, when it rains, the water will just roll off, taking the dirt with it.
Eventually it will get dirty, but you will have to clean it far less often, and when you do clean it, it will be easy, so your time doing maintenance will be cut drastically.
Here are some more of our latest #NanoCoatings videos
Here we have a before-and-after of a Golf with has quite a lot of roof-green. This is algae and moss which has grown on the roof because the hydrophobic coating has worn off and so the roof is allowed to stay wet.
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You can see the wear marks at the beginning of this video, caused by the hood folding while it is dirty.
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This Audi A5 had its cabriolet roof cleaned, re-weatherproofed, and we also gave it a machine polish and a ceramic coating of Matrix Blue.
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This Mini Cooper's convertible roof had green moss and algae in all the usual places, but it's far from the worst we have seen.
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"We can offer specialist advice on the best car service to suit your requirements"
When bringing your car to New Again, we often ask you to explain exactly the reason for having your car Protected, Valeted or Repaired. Once we understand exactly what it is you are trying to achieve, we will appraise your vehicle using our detailed appraisal check-sheet allowing us to identify areas of concern and tailor specific services that match your requirements and budget.
If you are not sure what service you need and would like to speak to one of our technicians, simply request a callback by filling in the form on our contact page.
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