Acid rain can also have a damaging effect on many objects, including cars. The chemicals found in acid rain can cause paint to peel, reducing its value and beauty.

Ceramic Coating from Redline Automotive Performance protects your paint from the effects of acid rain.

The uric acid in bird droppings, which birds excrete in place of urine, eats away at your car’s clear coat top layer. Eventually, the paint underneath, exposing the metal chassis and leaving it vulnerable to damage.

Ceramic Coating from Redline bonds to your paint’s surface and providing a sacrificial layer that is resistant to many chemicals and natural-occurring acids – like bird droppings.

Rust is a car’s natural enemy, but Redline Automotive Performance can be your paint’s first line of defense. Rust develops most often on metal components parts that are exposed to water, air, and salt such as those related to a vehicle’s suspension or brake calipers. A car’s metal body can also start rusting if the paint surface gets scratched. Ceramic coating fills the microscopic indentations and imperfections found in your car’s clear coat, glass, bare metals, or plastic trims. This creates an invisible protective shield that is scratch-resistant and water-repellant, blocking water and oxygen from penetrating the metal surface. Since water and oxygen are the main causes of corrosion and thus rusting, a ceramic coating directly acts to reduce the chance of rusting from occurring on your car.

Everyday items like coffee or soda can damage your paint. The high acidity levels of these drinks eats away at the protective layer of paint and begin the corrosion process. In addition, the sugar found in soda can leave behind a sticky residue that attracts dirt and grime. Suppose you use shoe polish to write on your windows to celebrate a birthday, graduation, or marriage. In that case, it’s important not to let it sit or dry on the paint. Shoe polish can stain a car and may be difficult, if not impossible to remove.

Ceramic coatings are also known as nano-coatings because the ceramic coating bonds with the car’s paint job at the molecular level. Protect your car’s paint from the damage caused by everyday chemicals such as soda, coffee, gas, or even shoe polish with a protective layer of ceramic coating from Redline Automotive Performance.

Brake dust is no different than industrial fallout, dirt, or debris. Brake dust is mostly comprised of microscopic levels of ferrous-based materials or those comprised of steel or iron substances. Left untreated, the brake dust can permanently damage your car’s paint, effectively degrading the vehicle’s overall appearance. Applying ceramic coating protects wheel surface, creating a protective layer that is resistant to brake dust, super hydrophobic, and self-cleaning. And thanks to the high heat resistance of our wheel ceramic coating, this protection  can last up to 1 year with proper maintenance.

The number one cause of faded car paint is sunlight. The sun’s harsh UV rays affect the pigment in car paint and can slowly break it down and cause it to oxidize. Over time, the paint will become visibly dull, rough, making your car look old and worn out before its time.

Offering greater UV protection than carnauba wax, ceramic coatings applied by Redline Automotive Performance form a permanent bond with your vehicle’s paint for lifelong protection. The all-in-one protection provided by our ceramic coating is excellent for those who frequently travel, exposing their car to the sun.

Insects are another common culprit of damaged car paint. While insects most likely won’t harm the surface upon initial contact, they can cause damage over time if left on your car. Like bird droppings, insect body fluid can be highly acidic and dissolve your paint.

When Redline Automotive Performance applies a ceramic coating to your paint, the hydrophobic nature of the product prevents the acidic guts from sticking to your car. Keeping the bug splat from being baked into your paint by the hot Houston sun is just one more benefit of ceramic coating from Redline Automotive Performance.

Houston is home to more than 10,700 manufacturing establishments producing small airborne metal particles. These particles settle on the surface of your car and bond to it. They then begin to oxidize, looking very unsightly, and, if left untreated, can damage the paintwork underneath.

Redline Automotive Performance’s ceramic coating products help prevent damage from industrial fallout. Our ceramic coating is resistant to corrosive acids. This will help prevent the rusty bits of metal eating their way through your paint.

The long, hot and humid summers of Houston can affect your vehicle in a variety of ways. First, hot asphalt begins to deform. It starts to stick to your shoes and your tires. If your tires have been running on hot pavement for a while, they’re hot, too. This means that little bits of asphalt stick to the tires before splattering like mud on the underside of your car. It may even show up as flecks on the rear of the vehicle.

Ceramic coating from Redline Automotive Performance places a protective layer between the buildup of asphalt flecks and your car’s paint.