Pro Nano Coat 9H — Long-Term Ceramic Protection, DIY Applied

The closest thing to a professional ceramic coating you can do yourself — for a fraction of the studio price.

Detailing studios charge $600–$1,500 for a ceramic package. The truth? The hard part isn't the product — it's the prep. If you can wash your car properly, you can coat it with Pro Nano Coat and pocket the difference.

How it works

This is a true bottle-and-applicator nano ceramic, not a diluted spray. The 9H-rated SiO2 formula cures into a hard, glass-like layer over your clear coat — locking in gloss and locking out UV, salt, bird droppings and water spots.

• 9H hardness rating — serious resistance to wash marring and light scratches
• Extreme hydrophobics — water beads tight and flies off at speed
• Long-term protection that outlasts any wax or spray sealant
• Candy-gloss finish that deepens your paint colour
• One bottle coats a full car, roof to bumper

How to use

1. Wash, decontaminate and dry your paint completely. Work in the shade.
2. Apply a few drops to the applicator and coat one panel at a time in cross-hatch strokes.
3. Wait 1–2 minutes until it flashes, then level with a clean microfibre towel.
4. Keep the car dry for 24 hours while the coating cures.

Specs

• Volume: 30 ml (covers one full-size vehicle)
• 9H pencil-hardness SiO2 formula
• Cure time: 24 hrs · Full hardness: 7 days

First time coating a car? Take your time on prep and follow the steps — thousands of first-timers get pro results. And we're one email away if you have questions mid-job.