Does a New Car Need Crystal Coating?

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DeStella
07/30/25 9:15am
Does a New Car Need Crystal Coating? The reasons why a new car needs crystal coating and the benefits of crystal coating are as follows: Reasons why a new car needs crystal coating: After a new car leaves the production line, its paint surface will react with the air and be oxidized. Over time, the paint will deteriorate and lose its luster. Applying crystal coating to a new car can delay the oxidation of the car's surface paint and help maintain its bright and beautiful appearance. Benefits of crystal coating: After the car surface is coated with crystal, it is isolated from the external environment, making it less susceptible to air oxidation. It also effectively prevents acid rain from corroding the paint surface, significantly extending the lifespan of the car's paint. Additionally, crystal coating can reduce damage from external forces to the car's surface, leaving only scratches on the crystal layer without harming the car's paint. This means severe scratches won't penetrate to the primer.
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