FAQs

Proper preparation removes bonded contaminants, oxidation, and old waxes, ensuring maximum adhesion and long-term protection.

Run your fingertips across a clean, dry panel—if it feels rough or “gritty,” it’s time for a clay treatment.

Yes. They’re safe for matte finishes when used with sufficient lubrication.

Yes, on small areas, though machine polishing is recommended for consistent correction.

No. Our abrasives permanently remove defects rather than hiding them.

Generally every 4–6 months, or after harsh winter driving when road salts and fallout are common.

Not always, but polishing enhances gloss and removes micro-marring for a flawless base.

Yes, clay removes protective layers, so always reapply protection afterwards.

Heavy Cut is for severe defects and oxidation; Medium Cut refines moderate swirls and prepares the surface for finishing polish.

A high-CRI LED inspection light reveals swirls and scratches most accurately. A high-CRI LED inspection light reveals swirls and scratches most accurately.

Ideally keep the vehicle dry for the first 24 hours to allow the coating to bond. If unexpected rain occurs, gently rinse and dry the surface once conditions improve.

No coating can make paint completely scratch-proof. Prismax coatings provide excellent chemical and UV resistance and make washing safer, but normal care and wash techniques are still essential.

Yes, but only after the paint has fully cured (typically 30 days).

Absolutely—trained installers ensure a
seamless, bubble-free finish.

Yes. It adds hydrophobic properties and makes maintenance easier.

Self-healing films eliminate minor scratches with heat, maintaining a flawless surface, while standard PPF doesn't.

No, coatings provide chemical resistance but not physical impact protection—use PPF for that.

It’s unnecessary, but you can use SpeedGloss, our ceramic coating spray to maintain hydrophobicity.

No, they preserve the original sheen while adding protection.

Regular washing with pH-neutral shampoo and occasional top-up sprays keep it looking new.

They’re pH-balanced, coating-safe, and highly lubricating to reduce swirl risk.

Every 1–2 weeks depending on driving conditions.

For best results, dry the surface before
application to avoid dilution.

Use a dedicated glass cleaner with a high-quality microfiber towel in overlapping passes. Always work on cool glass and out of direct sunlight for the cleanest result.

Use HyperWax or SpeedGloss ceramic coating spray every 4–6 weeks.

One bucket for soapy water, one for rinse water to prevent dirt re-transfer.

Yes, follow the recommended dilution ratio on the label.

Apply in shade for best results, though our low-evaporation formulas reduce streaking.

Yes. Hard water minerals can bond to the surface and cause spotting or light etching if not removed promptly. Regular washing and drying helps maintain the coating’s performance and gloss.

Use our 1200GSM microfiber drying towel or a touchless blower to avoid marring.

Wool offers ultra-soft glide for delicate finishes, microfibre is versatile for routine
washes.

Wash separately in warm water with a dedicated microfiber detergent; avoid fabric softener.

6–12 months with proper care, depending on usage frequency.

To avoid cross-contamination, it is best to use separate applicators for different areas like paint, wheels, and trims.

It provides even pressure and uniform product distribution.

Yes, use soft-bristle interior brushes to avoid scratching delicate surfaces.

When fibers feel rough or lose softness, usually every 6 months with regular use.

Yes, but dedicate specific brushes to avoid
cross-contamination.

Keep them in a clean, sealed container to avoid dust and debris.

Absolutely—all are designed for the most delicate surfaces