Tesla Model 3 Graphene Coating Video
This Tesla Model 3 was brought in for a graphene coating, as well as having a ceramic coating the wheels and work done on the glass, fulfilling that brand-new car feeling!
When applying graphene coatings to new cars, there is less work to do, but the car was machine polished before the coating was applied, making it far more shiny than when it came out of the factory. This incredibly shiny and hydrophobic finish repels dirt and water, meaning your car stays cleaner for longer and when you do clean it, it's easy. Dirt and grime just rinses off.
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Gary showcases the true magic of a graphene coating, by cleaning a Honda CR-V with a pressure washer, that had recently had a graphene coating.
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Watch VideoGraphene Coating Mercedes EQC400
A new Mercedes came to us, dirty but new. We asked the customer not to wash it so it wouldn't get any wash marks.
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