Titanium Coating Pencil Hardness

The Pencil Hardness of One Layer of Our Titanium Coating and We're Giving You Two
What is pencil hardness?
Pencil hardness is the capacity of a given coated surface to resist scratching, marring or gouging by utilizing a value scale that ranges from the softest 6B to the hardest 9H.

How is the test done?
It's a very simple, standard test by going down the pencil grades as you start scratching a coated surface until you come to the first pencil that doesn't scratch the coating.
By using CS-II Titanium Paint Preservation System, you'd actually come away with two layers of actual 9H hardness with a glass-like, transparent texture that will also helps to smooth the unevenness of the surface to provide hydrophobicity.

Titanium Coating on Tacoma

It always fascinates people to see the CS-II Titanium Coating's hydrophobicity in full effect on rainy days. Look at this Tacoma, which was applied with Titanium Coating the year prior and never waxed in between.
This customer claimed that, on his way home, the rain water sheeted off and the hood has almost no water residue or spotting.
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Ceramic Coating On Audi S5

Applying Ceramic Coating to this Audi S5 helps to boost its shine and pigment, making it look extra chic. Not only will the coating increases its physical appeal, but at the same time it will provide substantial protection for the car paintwork.

PPF On Red Ferrari 430

This handsome red steed stopped by our shop to do a half body paint protection film in order to protect that precious, signature colour from scratches and the feared chipping. Our technicians meticulously pasted and tucked in the film, making sure that every corner is seamless and its edges unnoticed.

PPF On Aston Martin's Headlights pt.2

Because an Aston Martin deserves two separate posts as a little extra eye-candy to start our 2016.