Ceramic Pro – After care instructions

What is Ceramic Pro?

Ceramic Pro is a multi layerable, clear, liquid Nano-ceramic coating. When cured, this technology will transform itself on the surface to a permanent, durable yet flexible glass shield. Ceramic Pro can be described as an additional clear coat, with 3 times the hardness and self-cleaning properties.

Aftercare instructions

Ceramic Pro is designed to protect your fibreglass, to provide a protective shield against the elements and to keep your caravan looking new, always. To maximise the effects of Ceramic Pro and to ensure your investment is long lasting, a few basic maintenance steps should be taken. With simple care, your coating will reward you for years to come.

Curing process

• Partial Curing time is 12 hours depending on environmental conditions such as humidity and temperature, after this period the coating can get wet.
• Full Curing (hardness) time is 2-3 weeks depending on environmental conditions such as humidity and temperature.
• The coating is less likely to water etch than your factory gelcoat, but it can get water spots during the Partial Curing period of 12 hours, so please keep it dry!

If you notice that your caravan gets bird droppings, tree sap etc. during the first two weeks,     immediately remove it following our care instructions.

Washing tips

• Avoid washing in direct sunlight to avoid water spotting.
• Hose down thoroughly to remove any loose contamination.
• Always use a pH Neutral car wash shampoo.
• Reduce surface friction by using high quality microfibre wash mitts free of debris, never rub or scrub the paint.
• Always use a separate wash mitt or sponge for the wheels
• Work top down as heavy dirty and grime accumulates on the lower panels, rinse your wash mitt regularly to ensure dirt and grime is not being put back onto the fibreglass.

Drying tips

• Avoid letting tap water dry on the surface, as this may cause water spotting.
• Always use a soft microfibre drying towel free of debris, never rub or scrub the fibreglass.
• Avoid using leather or PVA chamois.

A soft hand wash is the recommended method of cleaning your caravan. Automatic car washes, DIY brush washes or car wash cafes can cause damage to the coating due to abrasion.