Gliptone is helping thousands of customers maximize the resale value of their vehicles by reporting product installation details to Carfax. Vehicles treated with Gliptone are now identified on Carfax Vehicle History Reports.

Nano Ceramic Coatings bond to the surface to provide enhanced paint protection that takes years to wear down, simultaneously enhancing its gloss finish. Our Nano Ceramic Coatings are based on Nanotechnology, which is the science of working with very small particles, defined as 1 billionth of a meter or smaller. Gliptone’s Nano Ceramic Coatings are made with a base of Silicon Dioxide (SIO2), with our premier product enriched with Titanium Dioxide (TiO2). Silicon Dioxide is most commonly found in nature as Quartz and when formulated into a ceramic coating, a chemical bond is created with the surface. The fact that it has been made in Nano scale allows it to fill in the microscopic pores in your factory clear coat. What does all this mean? It means Nano Ceramic Coatings create a strong protective surface that is semi-permanent, super hydrophobic, easier to clean and maintain, and significantly enhances the appearance of both gloss and matte finishes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Making this information available through Carfax is beneficial for both buyers and sellers of new and used vehicles. Shoppers can buy with more confidence knowing that these are vehicles a previous owner invested in to protect.

CARFAX Reports will now show the type of Gliptone application on the vehicle, the date of installation and that the work was done by a certified Gliptone installer. The Carfax Service Shop program puts vehicle maintenance and repair information from nearly 60,000 dealer and aftermarket service locations on CARFAX Reports and in the Carfax Car Care mobile app.

Find out more about our GT Quartz Nano Ceramic Coatings and becoming a Certified Installer, here.