NEW - Sediment Suspension Ceramic Coatings

Jun 19, 2023
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New technology means better, shinier, and more long lasting coatings than ever.

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So, anyone who knows anything about me (Mark Barger, owner of Visual Pro) knows I am absolutely obsessed with putting the best protection on my customers cars as I possibly can.


I'm constantly in search of new technology, new formulations, even subtle improvements that can get you a better result when you invest your hard earned money into protecting your vehicle.


The problem has been that for the last 5+ years... nothing new has came out that was actually *better* than what has already existed in the industry.


Well, that has changed.


The last 3-4 months (this article was written June of 2023), I've been one of the few detailers in the world that has been testing a completely new ceramic coating technology that is about to overtake the detailing world.


The coatings are based on what is called Sediment Suspension Technology.


What on earth does that mean?


Well, without completely nerding out on you, it means that the protective elements and chemicals are TREMENDOUSLY more concentrated than any other ceramic coating in existence because there is new technology that holds all of the elements in suspension in a much more efficient way.


So when we wipe this product on the surface, your are getting a much thicker more concentrated layer of ceramic protection than...


Anything. Anywhere. Even the "multi coat" ceramic coatings do not hold a candle to this.


The dealership installed products (that are designed to be simple to apply, not durable)? They do not hold a candle to this.


These products have undergone actual laboratory testing HUNDREDS of times and have in these tests blown away everything in the industry.


Everything, without exception.


So guess what our customers are going to be getting on their cars from now on?


See the picture below for a visual representation. The solids (the stuff that makes the coating hard and durable) is so highly concentrated due to this technology that they actually "settle" at the bottom of the bottle, and need to be shaken up before coating application to evenly distribute the nano particles on the surface.

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