Why can't car crystal coating be applied to glass?
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Car crystal coating cannot be applied to glass due to high costs. The process is complex and requires strict conditions, necessitating professional training for the coating technicians and a high-standard environment, specifically a dust-free workspace. Below is additional information: Advantages of car glass crystal coating: After applying crystal coating to car glass, rainwater will quickly slide off upon contact with the glass, maintaining clear visibility under wind pressure and ensuring driving safety in the rain. A special hydrophobic protective film forms on the windshield surface, enhancing water repellency. As the vehicle speed increases, raindrops on the windshield will naturally slide off and disperse, reducing adhesion to the glass and maintaining clear visibility. This effectively reduces the use of windshield wipers and prevents visibility issues caused by wiper malfunctions, thereby decreasing the likelihood of accidents in rainy conditions and improving driving safety. Extending its lifespan: The coating effectively protects the glass from damage caused by acid rain, oil stains, insects, and harmful substances, as well as prevents oil film buildup on the glass surface due to car exhaust and other pollutants, keeping the glass clean. It contains no corrosive chemicals, protecting the windshield wipers from damage and extending their service life.
