Should I Choose Coating or Crystallization for a New Car?
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New cars are better suited for crystallization. The differences between the two are: 1. Durability varies: Coating does not increase the surface hardness of the paint and will wear off quickly, failing to provide long-term protection for the car's paint. Crystallization involves nanomaterials reacting with moisture in the air to form a crystalline layer, which not only increases the surface hardness of the paint but also does not wear off, offering long-term protection. 2. Different compositions: The main component of coating is usually organic material, while crystallization primarily consists of silicon dioxide, an inorganic material. 3. Hardness differs: Crystallization forms a crystalline layer, which is harder than coating.