172 valoraciones en Magic Shield Recubrimiento Cerámico PRO 10H — 50 mL
I was worried about streaks, specifically on a black car. But the instructions were clear. Apply to the sponge, spread in a cross-hatch pattern, wait a minute, and buff. As long as you have good lighting, it’s foolproof. No high spots left on my Nissan Altima.
My 2015 Toyota Camry looks brand new. This stuff brought the shine back to life.
Comparison time: I used a spray ceramic last year. It lasted maybe 3 months. This liquid coating takes longer to apply (you have to wipe it on and buff it off), but the difference is night and day. This feels like a permanent layer. I’m 6 months in and it’s still performing like day one.
Strong chemical smell when you open the bottle, so definitely wear a mask or do it in a well-ventilated garage. But that just tells me it’s the real deal chemically. My Subaru WRX is beading water like crazy.
10H hardness is legit. I accidentally brushed my keys against the door and my heart stopped, but it didn’t leave a scratch. It feels like a suit of armor for my car.
I used this on the plastic trim of my Mini Cooper as well as the paint. It darkened the faded plastic nicely and hasn’t washed off like silicone dressings do. It’s truly versatile like the ad claims.
Great value kit. You get the gloves and towels included, which saves a trip to the store.
Don’t rush the prep work! Wash, clay, and polish your car first. This coating seals everything in. I did all the prep on my Mazda CX-5 and the final result is showroom quality. The depth of the red paint is unbelievable.
I park my car under a tree and bird droppings are a constant issue. They usually etch the paint within hours. With this 10H coating, the droppings just sit on top and wipe off without leaving a mark. It really does protect against “acid” stuff like the box says.
I applied this to my wheels specifically. Brake dust on my Audi is a nightmare. Since coating the rims, I barely have to scrub. The dust just rinses away. It withstands the heat from the brakes perfectly.
I was quoted $1,200 by a local shop to ceramic coat my new Tesla Model Y. I decided to try this kit instead. It took me about 4 hours to do the prep (wash, iron remover, clay) and apply the coating. The result is indistinguishable from a pro job. The gloss is deep and the surface is slick as ice. Saved me a fortune.
This isn’t a simple spray wax, so be prepared to put in a little work, but it’s worth it. I applied it to my 2019 Ford Ranger. You wipe it on with the sponge, wait for it to “flash” (look kind of rainbow-y), and then buff it off. Once it cures, the hardness is real. Branches that used to scratch my paint now just slide over it.
I was worried about streaks, specifically on a black car. But the instructions were clear. Apply to the sponge, spread in a cross-hatch pattern, wait a minute, and buff. As long as you have good lighting, it’s foolproof. No high spots left on my Nissan Altima.
My 2015 Toyota Camry looks brand new. This stuff brought the shine back to life.
Comparison time: I used a spray ceramic last year. It lasted maybe 3 months. This liquid coating takes longer to apply (you have to wipe it on and buff it off), but the difference is night and day. This feels like a permanent layer. I’m 6 months in and it’s still performing like day one.