What are the advantages and disadvantages of car coating?
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Car coating has the following advantages and disadvantages: 1. Advantages: (1) Strong waterproofing: The surface of the car coating is treated with fluorine, providing excellent waterproofing. When water falls on the car's surface, it forms into droplets like on a lotus leaf, preventing the formation of water stains and protecting the paint from contamination. (2) Heat resistance: Car coating is made of glass crystals, which effectively reflect sunlight and radiation during hot summer days, thus protecting the paint from high-temperature damage. (3) Corrosion resistance: Car coating not only resists oxidation but also protects against corrosion from acid rain and insects, preventing fading and damage. Its anti-corrosion performance is remarkably high. (4) Anti-oxidation: Car coating prevents paint aging and oxidation by completely isolating the paint from the air, thus avoiding oxidation, color fading, and paint peeling. 2. Disadvantages: So far, car coating has no disadvantages.
Car coating is quite worth it for me because it makes the car paint shiny, and rainwater doesn't leave watermarks, making car washing much easier. I used to drive on highways frequently, and small stones and dust didn't stick to the car as much. It also provides UV protection, slowing down paint aging. However, there are quite a few downsides—it costs around two to three thousand yuan each time, and maintenance requires regular recoating to maintain effectiveness. Additionally, if the application isn't done properly or if I accidentally scrape against hard objects while driving, fine lines can easily appear on the coating. Overall, the benefits lie in strong protection, but the cost and maintenance are headaches. If the budget allows, getting it done at a professional shop is fine; otherwise, applying wax yourself might be simpler.
