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GLASSPARENCY INSTALLER
The Final Detail is Chicago’s authorized GlassParency installer and offers the most hydrophobic windshield and window coatings in and around Chicago
3 YEAR GLASS COATING!
What are Glassparency windshield coatings?
Glassparency window coatings are a type of coating applied to automotive glass to provide protection and enhance clarity. The coating repels water, dirt, and other contaminants, making it easier to clean the glass surface and improving visibility in harsh weather conditions. The coating also provides a layer of protection against UV rays and can resist scratches and other damage, helping to prolong the lifespan of the glass. The Final Detail is Chicago’s authorized Glassparency shop.
What are the benefits of Glassparency window coatings?
There are several benefits of using Glassparency window coatings:
Improved visibility: The hydrophobic nature of the coating repels water and other contaminants, which helps to keep the glass surface clean and clear. This can improve visibility in wet and dirty conditions, making driving or viewing through the glass easier and safer.
Long-lasting protection: Glassparency provides a durable barrier against scratches, chips, and other damage to the glass surface. The nanoparticles in the coating bond with the glass to create a protective layer that lasts longer than traditional wax-based coatings.
UV protection: The coating provides a layer of protection against UV rays, which can cause fading and damage to interior surfaces. This can help to keep the interior of a car or building looking new for longer.
Easy maintenance: Glassparency makes it easier to clean glass surfaces, as the hydrophobic nature of the coating repels dirt and contaminants. This can save time and effort in maintaining the glass surface.
Professional application: Glassparency is typically applied by a trained professional, ensuring that the coating is applied correctly and evenly. This can provide a more thorough and professional result compared to DIY coatings.
What it means to be ultra-hydrophobic
Hydrophobicity is measured by the angle that a water droplet attaches to horizontal glass. Water lays on untreated glass at an angle of approximately 12° to 15°, aka flat. When glass is treated with GlassParency, water lays at an angle of 60° to 115°! This is what causes water to look like beads that roll right off when it comes in contact with treated glass.
Front Windshield Coating
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Exterior handwash
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Glassparency windshield coating
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3 year warranty
Full Vehicle Window Coating
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Exterior hand wash
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Glassparency full window coating
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3 year warranty
How are GlassParency and Rain-X different?
Glassparency and Rain-X are both brands of window coatings that are designed to repel water and enhance visibility on glass surfaces. However, there are some key differences between the two products.
One of the main differences is in the formulation of the coatings. Glassparency is made up of a blend of silicon dioxide and titanium dioxide nanoparticles, while Rain-X is primarily composed of silicone-based polymers. The chemical composition of the two products can affect their durability, water-repelling properties, and resistance to damage.
Another difference is in the application process. Glassparency is typically applied by a trained professional, while Rain-X can be easily applied by the user using a spray or wipe-on application. This can make Rain-X more convenient and accessible for some users, while Glassparency may provide a more thorough and professional application.
How does GlassParency work?
Glassparency is designed to protect and enhance the clarity of automotive glass. The coating is made up of a chemical formula that contains a blend of silicon dioxide and titanium dioxide suspended in a hydrophobic solution.
When the coating is applied to a glass surface, it creates a durable, transparent barrier that repels water, dirt, and other contaminants. This helps to keep the glass cleaner for longer and makes it easier to clean when it does become dirty. The hydrophobic nature of the coating also means that water beads up and rolls off the glass, improving visibility in wet conditions.
In addition to its water-repelling properties, Glassparency also provides a protective layer against UV rays, which can cause fading and damage to interior surfaces. The nanoparticles in the coating bond with the glass surface to create a long-lasting barrier that resists scratches, chips, and other damage.
Should I get a window coating for my car?
Whether or not to get a Glassparency window coating for your car ultimately depends on your personal preferences and needs. Here are some factors to consider:
Climate: If you live in an area with frequent rain or snow, Glassparency can help improve visibility in wet conditions and make it easier to keep your windows clean.
Driving habits: If you drive here in Chicago, GlassParency can help improve visibility during harsh weather
Appearance: Glassparency can provide a glossy finish that can enhance the appearance of your car and make it look newer for longer.
Maintenance: Glassparency can make it easier to maintain your windows, as the hydrophobic nature of the coating repels dirt and contaminants. This can save time and effort in cleaning your windows.
Cost: Glassparency can be more expensive than traditional window coatings, so you should consider whether the benefits are worth the cost for you.
Ultimately, if you value improved visibility, protection, and easier maintenance for your car windows, Glassparency may be a good option for you.
Will GlassParency damage my window?
No, Glassparency is designed to protect your glass surfaces, not damage them. The coating is formulated to bond with the glass, creating a durable and long-lasting barrier against scratches, chips, and other damage. It also provides UV protection and can repel water and other contaminants, making it easier to maintain and clean the glass surface.
However, it’s important to ensure that the application of Glassparency is done correctly by a trained professional, as improper application can potentially cause damage. Additionally, if your glass surface already has damage, such as chips or cracks, Glassparency will not repair or conceal this damage.