DuraSlic ceramic coating in Woodinville rain and pollen (why it lasts vs a wax)
Around here the paint takes a beating. Nine months of rain, then a couple weeks in spring where everything turns yellow-green with fir and cottonwood pollen. A coat of wax is fine for a few weeks, but rain and car washes strip it fast, and by the time pollen season hits it is basically gone.
DuraSlic ceramic coating is a different animal. It cures to the paint instead of sitting on top of it, so it does not wash off. Water beads up and rolls, so the car dries with fewer spots and dirt has a harder time sticking. Pollen still lands on it, but it rinses off with a hose instead of needing a scrub, and that is the part that saves your clear coat, because most swirls come from scrubbing.
The honest tradeoff: prep. Coating locks in whatever is under it, so the paint gets washed, decontaminated and usually polished first. That is why it takes a day, not an hour. In exchange you get years instead of weeks, and less washing in between.
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