Aquatic Hydrophobic water repel properties for your car

This is a actual car picture send to us by our satisfied customer after his car was treated with our sg Paint Protection using ToughGuard Coating.    A picture speak a thousand words.  

BEWARE OF MYTH DEMO

You must have seen demonstration of water jet spray or bucket of waters or mud waters being poured over the windscreen or front bonnet of vehicles and waters beads away from the coated surface areas.   These demonstration created the wrong concept in drivers mind that once the Paint Protection was done, their car should be always stay dry and clean after rains.

But did you know that in real world life situation, rains from the sky do not poured out water as demonstrated?  Water Jet spray and Bucket waters poured had a velocity pressure and gravity that pull or push away the water from the coated surfaces much easier than uncoated.   Rains, on the other hand, drips or pour from the sky are in droplets.   Therefore, whatever coating you may have, droplets of water will remains there when you stopped your car even after rain had stopped, not unless you continue to drive and the G force will bead off the remaining droplets till it dried.    On the other hand, if you don't see any water droplets, your surfaces area is not coated.

With a good durable coating like QMI ToughGuard, with its technology of cross-linked nano molecular net substrates, the droplets becomes crystal pearl rounded and bead off in a super hydrophobic effects.    Heavy rains and fast driving will certainly dry faster due to beading effects, but light droplets rains will still have your car wets.   Compare the wetness particularly the rounded droplets with a uncoated vehicle and you can distinguish the difference.   Look around car parking everywhere outside after rains stopped.  Can you find a totally dry car exposed to the rain earlier?   The answer is a big No.   But you will see something like the picture posted below that was coated by our technology and will be amazed compared to the other vehicle parking beside your car.