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What is the difference between car crystal coating and film coating?

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DelJonathan

07/29/25 12:49pm

The differences between car crystal coating and film coating include: brightness, principle, scratch resistance, and durability. Here are the details: Brightness difference: The brightness of crystal coating presents a diamond-like 3D dazzling effect, while film coating only provides a crystal-clear mirror-like finish. Principle difference: Film coating involves penetrating the protective agent into the car paint to enhance its protective effect. Crystal coating, on the other hand, forms a protective layer of a certain thickness on the surface of the car paint, creating a solid shield. Scratch resistance difference: The thickness of the layer formed by crystal coating is 2-3 times that of ordinary film coating, so its scratch resistance is more significant. Durability difference: Since crystal coating uses inorganic crystalline materials, which are very stable and will never oxidize or decompose, its durability is longer-lasting.

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