Rhino Top Coat
Boost Gloss & Hydrophobic Protection
Top Coat is a new advancement in nanotechnology to bring a hyper smooth, super glossy, and easy to apply coating. Utilizing Si-N-H polymer with organic residue, RHINO Top Coat 2.0 provides increased resistance to dust, water spots and road grime. Advanced Polysilazane formula with surface ionized technology, producing a super-glossy effect which eliminates surface dust from building up, Advanced nanotechnology emphasizes smoothness to ensure a hyper-smooth and slick effect, Enhance base coat performance and durability such as hydrophobicity, smoothness, extra resistant, and more.
Advanced Polysilazane polymer that combines robust ceramic protection in emphasizing smoothness, eliminate surface contamination, and eliminates water spotting.
How to Apply Top Coat
Shake well before use.
Get ready with 3 pieces of a brand-new, lint-free microfiber towel.
When first applying RHINO Top Coat on a substrate, it is recommended to condition the surface of the applicator block with 7-8 drops to prevent skipping or dry spots.
Do not work on a large area at a time. It is recommended to do a 1.5 ft. x 1.5 ft. at a time.
Apply RHINO Top Coat using normal pressure on the applicator. Make sure the area is well covered. Always start from an edge to avoid excess on other panels. Work in controlled areas to remember where you previously applied. Work in horizontal or vertical movements to ensure that product is carried through consistently.
Use the first towel to immediately level the product.
Go immediately over with a second microfiber towel with a polishing motion until the surface is free from residue.
Follow by the third towel (the “insurance towel”) and go over the surface one extra time just to make sure you haven’t missed any streaks or excess residue.
When the whole car is applied, allow the curing of the coating to begin. Wait approximately 60 minutes before delivery of the car to customers. Curing times depend on temperature and humidity.
INSPECTION LIGHTING SYSTEM
Lighting is of utmost importance during the application of a coating to paint. Spot Light like Scangrip is a good lighting system to inspect paint defects during polishing but in fact, it is NOT RECOMMENDED to use to check the residue of coating left on the paint. The suitable lighting system is Diffused Light.
Compatible Surfaces
Apply over Gloss or Matte Surfaces, PPF and Ceramic Coated Surfaces