GlassCoat Ceramic Paint Sealer is the most unique paint sealer in the world.
Our range of products have evolved over 100 years. Today, we provide our clients with the highest class of world leading formulas to help enhance and preserve a vehicle's appearance.
The winning formula to hit the paint preservation industry is The Motor Care Group's GlassCoat.
GlassCoat is designed to chemically react to the vehicle's paint, creating a permanent ceramic barrier, increasing the vehicle's gloss and paint film thickness by up to 10%.
The main ingredient in The Motor Care Group's GlassCoat is Polysilazane.
Polysilazane's waterproof properties are found in coatings for bridges and solar panels. Our Manufacturer has introduced the useful properties of Polysilazane into the automotive industry having the foundation, resources and capital to invest in creating the world's leading paint preserver - GlassCoat
Areas covered by Glass Coat
Vehicle Exterior Paint Work
ass Coat Ceramic Paint Coating
Glass Coat Ceramic Paint Sealer is the most unique paint sealer in the world.
Our range of products have evolved over 100 years. Today, we provide our clients with the highest class of world leading formulas to help enhance and preserve a vehicle's appearance.
The winning formula to hit the paint preservation industry is The Motor Care Group's Glass Coat.
Glass Coat is designed to chemically react to the vehicle's paint, creating a permanent ceramic barrier, increasing the vehicle's gloss and paint film thickness by up to 10%.
The main ingredient in The Motor Care Group's Glass Coat is Polysilazane.
Our Manufacturer has introduced the useful properties of Polysilazane into the automotive industry having the foundation and resources to invest in creating the world's leading paint preserver - Glass Coat.
Areas covered by Glass Coat
Vehicle Exterior Paint Work
Because there is no known standard to test the water shed properties of automotive waxes and paint sealers, KTA developed and standardised a method which also tested the durability of the Glass Coat product.
The testing consisted of determining the range of which water shed from the surface of glass coat compared to uncoated panels and panels coated with four other automotive paint sealers. The water shed rate both before and following subjections to a pre-determined number of linear wash cycles with a sponge and a detergent/ water solution were compared in order to gauge the durability of the products applied to test panels against the combined effect of physical washing in chemical detergent.
After 5000 washes, Glass Coat exhibits little or no erosion.
An accelerated weather test was selected to assess Glass Coat's durability. A "Weatherometer" cabinet is the equipment of choice for such a test. It is understood within the automotive coatings industry that 500 hours in the cabinet is a reasonable approximation to 2 years of coastal weather.
At 750 hours the Glass Coat panels exhibited no reduction in water repellents.
At 1,000 hours, a clear difference between coated and uncoated sided was evident, and water repellent properties were still obtained. Exposure was continued to 1,500 where little reduction is evident.
These panels were then run to the 2,000 hour mark.
Glass Coat's Polysilazane coating is held together by silicon - oxygen (Si-o) bonds, which are unaffected by UV. Polysilazane strongly reacts with the hydroxide (O-h) groups on the surface of the paint to anchor (chemically bond) it in place at millions of separate points across the surface.
For this reason, a true Polysilazane product is expected to perform very well on an accelerated weather test.
Glass Coat was still intact after 7 years. All major brands tested failed within 2 years.
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