Graphene 3
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3-year protection
- Decontamination & clay
- Single-stage correction
- Graphene coating, 3-year
- Glass & alloy coating
- One free maintenance wash
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Graphene Coating
Graphene is a ceramic coating with carbon in the matrix. In practice that means it sheds heat faster, holds far less static, and — the reason most people choose it — leaves noticeably fewer water spots on a car that sits in the open.
How it differs
Graphene coatings get marketed hard, so here is the plain reading. Both ceramic and graphene are silica-based coatings. Graphene adds reduced graphene oxide to the mix, which changes how the cured layer behaves in three measurable ways — and does not change the fourth thing people hope it will.
It still won't stop a stone chip. Nothing except film does. What it will do is stay looking good longer on a car parked under the sky.
The big one in Hyderabad. Heat plus hard water leaves mineral rings on a hot panel; graphene's flatter, cooler surface leaves far fewer.
Carbon spreads heat across the panel instead of letting it pool. A dark car parked outside runs measurably cooler on the surface.
Less static charge means less airborne dust clinging between washes. Noticeable on black and dark grey.
Subjective, but real. On dark colours the difference against standard ceramic is visible side by side.
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Choosing
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Here's how we actually advise, based on where the car spends its nights.
The car is black, dark grey, dark blue or red. It parks outdoors or under open sky. You wash it yourself and hate water spots. You're keeping it more than three years.
The car lives in a basement or covered parking. It's white, silver or a light colour where spotting barely shows. You want the best gloss-per-rupee and are happy topping up sooner.
Packages
Starting prices for a hatchback. As with any coating, the correction stage before it is what moves the final number.
Quoted on inspection
3-year protection
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5-year protection
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The full build
Every car is quoted after an inspection.
On video
Real graphene jobs from the Tellapur bay. Tap once and it plays right here.
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Questions
Both, honestly. The heat dissipation, anti-static behaviour and reduced water spotting are real and you will notice them on a dark car parked outside. The claims about dramatically higher hardness or a decade of life are oversold across the industry. We quote it where it genuinely helps and tell you when ceramic is the better buy.
No. No coating does, regardless of what the bottle says. Coatings handle chemicals, UV, water and light swirls. For impact you need paint protection film, and the two work well together.
Yes, and that's the best combination available — film taking impacts on the front end, graphene over the whole car for beading and easy cleaning. It also keeps filmed and unfilmed panels behaving the same way in rain.
Same as ceramic: pH-neutral shampoo, two buckets, no brush washes, and a six-month inspection with us to keep the warranty valid. Graphene is more forgiving of hard water between washes, but it isn't maintenance-free.
No — it seals them in. That's what the correction stage before it is for. On a car with heavy swirling we'll quote two-stage correction, and that's not us upselling: coating over damaged paint is money wasted.
Tell us the colour of the car and where it parks at night. That's genuinely most of the answer, and we'll give you a straight recommendation on the phone.