Choosing body protection: liquid glass or ceramics?

Keeping your car's paintwork in perfect condition is no easy task. Scratches, chips, chemicals and ultraviolet rays constantly threaten its appearance. Protective coatings come to the rescue. But what to choose: liquid glass or ceramics ? Let's figure it out. In addition, you can give your car expressiveness and presentability by using tuning accessories, which are available in a wide range in our online store.

Liquid glass: budget-friendly and practical

Liquid glass is a silicon oxide-based polymer coating that creates a thin but strong film on the surface of the body.

Advantages of liquid glass:

• Hydrophobic effect: Repel water and dirt, making cleaning easier.
• Protection from minor damage: Protects the LFP from light scratches and "cobwebs".
• Affordable price: Much cheaper than ceramics.
• Aesthetics: Gives the bodywork a bright shine and depth of color.

The service life of liquid glass is usually from 6 to 12 months.

Ceramic coating: maximum protection and durability

Ceramics (based on SiO2 and SiC) are a premium solution for body protection. They form a strong and hard layer on the surface, comparable in hardness to quartz.

Advantages of ceramics:

• High hardness: Effectively protects against serious scratches and chips.
• Durability: Retains its properties from 1 to 5 years.
• Deep gloss: Gives the body a "wet" shine effect.
• Chemical resistance: Protects against acid rain and road chemicals.

Ceramic coating requires professional surface preparation and application.

What to choose?

The choice depends on your goals and budget. If you need reliable but temporary protection with a great shine, liquid glass is your option. If you want maximum, long-term protection and are willing to invest, ceramics will be the perfect solution.