- What is a self-healing coating?
- Revivify is a protective coating whose top layer re-flows to close light surface marring, so fine swirls do not accumulate the way they do on a conventional ceramic coating.
- Where can I get a Revivify coating in Delaware?
- Dynamite Details is a Revivify and Recon Pros certified shop, at 563 Old Summit Bridge Rd Unit A in Middletown.
- Which Revivify coating levels do you offer?
- Four levels, named the same way Revivify America names them: G-Pro (rated up to 12 months), Lite (up to 2 years), Ultra (3 to 5 years) and X, CarbonX (7+ years). Those durability ratings are Revivify's own. All Revivify packages include wheels (calipers and barrels).
- How is Revivify different from a ceramic coating?
- A ceramic coating cures into a hard, rigid shell. Revivify is a urethane-based, self-healing protective coating that never cures hard, so it flexes with your paint as it expands and contracts with the weather, deflects small impacts, and uses heat to reflow light swirls. Revivify rates it about 10 to 12 times thicker than a traditional ceramic.
- How do you pronounce Revivify, and what does it mean?
- Revivify is pronounced ri-VIV-uh-fahy. Dictionary.com defines it as "to restore to life; give new life to."
- How long does a Revivify coating application take?
- It depends on the level. G-Pro, covering the full car, windows, headlights, and wheels, runs about 12 hours. Revivify X (CarbonX), the highest level, is a 48-hour application covering the full car, glass except the windshield, headlights, jambs, and wheels.
- Can Revivify be applied to a boat or an aircraft?
- Yes. Revivify coatings are applied to boats and planes as well as vehicles. See our Marine page for the full boat service and our Aeronautics page for Revivify Aviation Coating.
- Do I need an estimate first?
- Yes. Coating work requires an estimate so the surface can be assessed before any coating is applied.