An ultra-hydrophobic treatment for glass that repels water, reduces glare, and makes dirt, bugs, ice, and snow far easier to remove.
The practical difference shows up in weather. Above roughly 35 mph, rain sheets off the windshield without wipers. At night, the glare halo around oncoming headlights shrinks noticeably. In February, ice releases instead of bonding.
Your vehicle’s glass undergoes a thorough cleansing process that releases the contaminants trapped in the pores of the glass. Untreated automotive glass is far more porous than most people assume, and everything that gets into those pores stays there.
A chemical application is applied and a substrate grows into the glass pores, filling in the natural microscopic imperfections in the surface.
A final chemical bonds to the first, capping the substrate and creating an ultra-hydrophobic barrier that leaves the glass clean, clear, and slick.
Salt spray on the South Shore, sand on the winter roads, and a full season of bugs between May and September. Coated glass sheds all three with a wipe instead of a scrape.
We apply the coating to the windshield, side glass, rear glass, sunroof, and mirrors. Maintenance is straightforward: wash normally, avoid abrasive scrubbing and ammonia-based cleaners, and use an ammonia-free glass cleaner with a clean microfiber towel.
Glass coating takes a few hours and pairs naturally with a tint installation or a detail, since the glass is already being prepped. Ask us about combining them.
