9H hardness is a rating based on the Pencil Hardness Test, commonly used by manufacturers of clear and pigmented surface coatings. The Pencil Hardness test is used to determine the scratch resistance of a coating surface by using pencils to scratch the surface and rate the scratch resistance in relation to that pencils hardness and other materials of similar hardness.

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Q: Can I tint my windshield?

Yes, Texas legal limit for the windshield is a 70% or 80% film. This means the film lets in roughly 70-80% of light.

Q: Does tint go on the inside or outside of my windows?

Tint is “shrunk” on the outside of your windows and installed on the inside of your windows.

Q: Is Ceramic Tint the same as Infared Tint?

All ceramic tint has the ability to reject the sun's most heat-causing infrared rays. The newest, most advanced ceramic tint pushes that power into new territory. They have more concentrated nano-ceramic particles, boosting infrared blocking capabilities to higher levels. Because of this, newer ceramic innovations are sometimes called infrared tint or IR-blocking film.

Q: Does a Ceramic Coating have self healing abilities?

No, there is not a ceramic coating currently that can self heal. We do have paint protection films that have self-healing abilities. What all gets a Ceramic Coating on my vehicle/RV? We ceramic coat all surfaces on your vehicle, RV, motorcycle, or boat! -Glass-Wheel faces-Painted surfaces -Plastic surfaces.