172 valoraciones en Magic Shield Recubrimiento Cerámico PRO 10H — 50 mL
A.Nx –
Valorado en 5 de 5Frankly, I was skeptical at first since I’ve been watching videos and reading about how these so-called “ceramic coating” claims they’re legit and come to find out they’re not. This product “Magic Shield Ceramic Coating PRO 10H” is definitely legit. I did two coats to make sure — and that’s just me. Would one coat be enough, I don’t know, but after I finished coating it, I waited a couple of hours to make sure it’s set before I tested it. All I can say is WOW. This stuff really works. The water beads and they would “shrink”, like they’re moving away from each other. The sight was pretty cool. Even my eight-year-old was impressed how cool the water beads like that. Overall, I’m impressed. This is a legit product. This is a good find.
Mia Cx –
Valorado en 3 de 5Ok, you’re asking yourself: is this stuff going to have the same results as the CarPro CQuartz or other higher-end brand, at at half or a third of the cost? You should also ask yourself, if you haven’t done this, am I a glutton for punishment, and am I methodical, finicky and obnoxiously detail-oriented? If not, seriously, don’t try this at home. It’s such a lotta work and if you have a less-than-stellar result you’ll be sad. I’ve applied CQuartz 3 times previously and was quite pleased with the results. You should know that the prep for this is absolutely brutal. Set aside some time, especially if your car is older or dirtier, or if you need polishing at the end, etc. So, can this stuff play with the big boys in the field? My test victim was a nearly decade-old Tesla Model S. The paint is fairly well-preserved but is pretty beat up in the front and on the hood. So, the steps are: wash (really, really well), remove iron with Iron-X or similar, clay bar the thing, touch-up paint and seal, then polish. Given the fact that this is a 10 year old car and I have finite patience, I skipped the Iron-X and the polish. The car could have used both, to be honest. But, this thing ain’t going in a showroom, and you don’t notice the imperfections unless you get up close. Check the pics for the final results, with the caveat that the hood was done in CQuartz, the rest of the car in Magic Shield. Presentation: I mean, ok, it’s nice. Black box, nice bottle, etc. But, all that is minor. You’re gonna toss all this stuff. Instructions: pretty good and comprehensive, but there are some flaws. For example, with regard to the wait time, it tells you to check the “ceramic coating instructions”. Wait, isn’t that what I’m reading right now? Oh, maybe the bottle has the time? Nope. It includes an applicator sponge wrapped in microfiber. I much prefer the CQuartz foam brick that you wrap with microfiber cloths. It’s much more stable in the hand, and you can swap out the cloths as needed. The little rectangular sponge they give you deforms way too easily, and by the end is pretty useless. It’s definitely a one-application item. Application process: very similar to the CQuartz. Similar consistency, and similarly hard to see. It’s easiest to see the stuff dry (the flashing or “rainbow”) when you’re in the sun, but you’re not supposed do this in the sun, so have some good lighting. It can be tricky, and you have to be methodical or you’ll miss areas or, god forbid, miss removing the excess. Final result: after comprehensive washing and clay barring, the car is gonna look pretty darn good regardless. The ceramic coating will add a shine and a glossy look, typically. It’s hard to tell, but the CQuartz (hood) appears more glossy to me, but the whole car looks quite nice. With the Cquartz, you can really feel the classic post-application slickness. Your hand glides right off the surface. With the Magic Shield, it feels grippy, almost like a newly-washed car that hasn’t been waxed in a while. If you’re going to use a product like Wash Wax ALL then you’ll get the slipperiness from that product anyway, so there’s that. At the end of the (very long) day, I would say that I can’t help but feel that the grippiness will allow dirt to adhere better, but I have no proof of this. Also, I can’t speak to durability as that’ll take a year or 2. However, I personally prefer CQuartz, despite the cost difference, as I prefer the hand-feel post-application as well as the fact that I know from experience it’ll last for over a year.
M.Ad –
Valorado en 5 de 5Magic Shield Ceramic Coating exceeded my expectations. The finish is incredibly glossy and smooth. It has protected my car’s paint from scratches and environmental contaminants. The product is top-notch, and the results are long-lasting. I’m extremely satisfied and would recommend it to anyone looking for high-quality ceramic protection.
E.Et –
Valorado en 5 de 5I applied Magic Shield Ceramic Coating to my car, and it looks amazing! The gloss is deep and vibrant, making my car stand out. The application process was easy, though it took some time to ensure even coverage. The results are worth it, though—my car looks like it’s just been detailed!
Emily Vp –
Valorado en 5 de 5This item was received exactly as described by the seller. Very fast shipping! Great packaging! Has all you need to do a perfect paint ceramic coating. This product is not the most expensive ceramic coating out there. Probably one of the cheaper but gives an amazing result! Yes, you need to prep the paint first like mentioned in the instruction to have a beautiful shine and protection and it is not as hard as people think! This product can also by applied on all types of plastics. The end results were above my expectation. Definitely will buy again other products from this company Magic Shield through out this seller. Very happy with this purchase.
Sebastian Ew –
Valorado en 5 de 5Product works well, can’t judge durability till a year from now.
Liam Ju –
Valorado en 5 de 5So I’ve done this, and also had a car professionally done in the past. For the money this is a great product. I am not rating the longevity because not enough time has passed for me to know either way. As far as easy to use, the product itself isnt hard to apply. It comes nicely packaged with everything you need. For a good result though you need to do it under the proper conditions, and give it time to cure etc. so there is a bit of planning required (do it over a weekend) to get the best results. I personally enjoy this kind of thing so I washed and went over my wifes car with a clay bar before I applied the coating. The shine is very nice and makes the paint look even better. The hydrophobic properties make it a breeze to wash now because with just some water, everything just slides right off the surface.
Grace Kn –
Valorado en 5 de 5This ceramic coating did a great job protecting my car’s paint. The shine is impressive, and it seems to repel water and dirt well. However, the smell was quite strong, which was a bit unpleasant. Despite that, I would still recommend Magic Shield Ceramic Coating for its effectiveness and durability.
Scarlett Fh –
Valorado en 5 de 5Nice product.
S.Pv –
Valorado en 5 de 5this was awesome loved it
I was quoted $1,200 by a local shop to ceramic coat my new Tesla Model Y. I decided to try this kit instead. It took me about 4 hours to do the prep (wash, iron remover, clay) and apply the coating. The result is indistinguishable from a pro job. The gloss is deep and the surface is slick as ice. Saved me a fortune.
This isn’t a simple spray wax, so be prepared to put in a little work, but it’s worth it. I applied it to my 2019 Ford Ranger. You wipe it on with the sponge, wait for it to “flash” (look kind of rainbow-y), and then buff it off. Once it cures, the hardness is real. Branches that used to scratch my paint now just slide over it.
I was worried about streaks, specifically on a black car. But the instructions were clear. Apply to the sponge, spread in a cross-hatch pattern, wait a minute, and buff. As long as you have good lighting, it’s foolproof. No high spots left on my Nissan Altima.
My 2015 Toyota Camry looks brand new. This stuff brought the shine back to life.
Comparison time: I used a spray ceramic last year. It lasted maybe 3 months. This liquid coating takes longer to apply (you have to wipe it on and buff it off), but the difference is night and day. This feels like a permanent layer. I’m 6 months in and it’s still performing like day one.