Looking for a Ceramic Coating leaflet

[Calendyr]

I am gonna start offering Ceramic Coating through a dealership and I need to make a leaflet about the product.

I am wondering if any of you guys have one already and if so if you could send me a copy.

I will be using McKee's 37 coating to start with. If there is good demand I might take the training to become Opti-Coat Pro authorized. Will see.

Anyway, I will adjust the info on the leaflet to match what I will be offering, but I would like to have something to use as a base instead or starting from scratch.

[FUNX650]

I am gonna start offering Ceramic Coating
through a dealership and I need to make a
leaflet about the product.

I am wondering if any of you
guys have one already...

Anyway, I will adjust the info on
the leaflet...but I would like to have
something to use as a base instead
of starting from scratch.

Here’s a “leaflet” I took the liberty to
plagiarize (and doctor-up a little bit)
from ”OCD’s” website:



Bob

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SiO2 Ceramic Coatings (aka Quartz Coatings,
Glass Coatings, Silicon Dioxide Coatings)

•Long-lasting protection; very high chemical
resistance; (Professional options: cured under
UV for extra strength)


•SiO2 Coatings, sometimes known
as glass, or quartz coatings, consist of
nano particles of Silicon Dioxide suspended
in a hard resin to repel contamination and
increase shine.

SiO2 coatings provide a very distinct
and highly-desired 'wet' look, and require
minimal maintenance. Most Quartz Coatings
resist chemicals from the range of pH2 to
pH11. It also has self cleaning effects,
delaying the build up of grime on your
vehicle between cleans.

-Anti static: helps repel dust from
the paintwork
-Resist light swirls: helps to resist
wash marring and light swirling
-UV Protection: helps prevent colors
from fading and oxidisation
-Easy maintenance: Makes cleaning
your vehicle much easier
-High shine 'wet-look' & mirror finish:
deep gloss & paint clarity
-Hydrophobic properties: One of the
most sought-after benefits of coatings,
promote water beading & sheeting
-Anti-calcium:
Help prevent water spots
-Chemical resistance & dirt-deflection:
resist chemicals from the range of pH2 to
pH11 helping paintwork stay cleaner for longer

(Professional Ceramic Coatings can have
different final finishes applied. For example:
some produces wax-like beading on the
paintwork to replicate a show wax; whereas
some sheets water directly off the paintwork.
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​Note:
​-Paint detailing preparation is a requirement
prior to any ceramic coating. Ceramic coatings
do not fill the appearance of swirl marks or
other defects, so these must be addressed
prior to ceramic coating application.

-Ceramic coatings should also be applied in
a controlled environment and allowed to cure
before they are exposed to the elements.
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WHAT AREAS OF A VEHICLE CAN BE COATED?

•Ceramic coatings are not restricted to paintwork.
SiO2-based products have properties that are
beneficial to a range of uses, and specialist
Ceramic Coatings can be applied to different
areas of your vehicle.

-Exterior Trim:
Silicon dioxide-based products ensures high
quality half-a-year protection against both
oxidation of materials and the destructive
influence of chemicals; UV-damage/yellowing.

-Exterior Glass:
Glass coatings repel both water and dirt from
the glass surface. It repels water for improved
vision, and reduces dirt, tree fallout, bug and
bird droppings from sticking to the glass surfaces.
UV protection aids protection of interior surfaces
and tinted windows.

-Wheels (faces and barrels):
Similar to other SiO2-based coatings, Wheel
Coating results in limiting the time needed
to upkeep wheels (especially those with
complicated designs).


{For further information:
Inquire within.}

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[Cruzscarwash]

jump on fiverr and u can get one mocked up for 5 bucks

[Calendyr]

Thanks Bob. I am looking for an actual leaflet though, not really for the text but for ideas on the presentation. I am very good at the technical aspect of creating multimedia material, but I have a very poor artistic ability. I think the right side of my brain is pretty much off So if I could look at pro brochures from Opti-Coat pro, or something similar it would help me come up with a design for my leaflet.

[FinishingTouchA]

Here's the one from Opti-Coat that we use, though I'm not a huge fan and will likely come up with my own soon enough.



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[B5visser]

I could send you a couple IGL pamphlets if you PM me your shipping address. I have both the tri-fold and also their most recent bifold (I believe).

[Calendyr]

Here's the one from Opti-Coat that we use, though I'm not a huge fan and will likely come up with my own soon enough.



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Thank you for the pictures. Exactly what I was looking for.

What don't you like about the brochure and what changes are you planning to make in your's?

So far it's the only one I have seen but it looks good to me.

[fightnews]

I am gonna start offering Ceramic Coating through a dealership and I need to make a leaflet about the product.

I am wondering if any of you guys have one already and if so if you could send me a copy.

I will be using McKee's 37 coating to start with. If there is good demand I might take the training to become Opti-Coat Pro authorized. Will see.

Anyway, I will adjust the info on the leaflet to match what I will be offering, but I would like to have something to use as a base instead or starting from scratch.

You should email mckees they might already have something. I'm sure you could make 1 if you had to just get some pictures of beautiful cars online, then a couple of paragraphs about how it's the greatest, most wonderful coating ever (doesn't even have to be true) at a 1000% mark up and you've got a professional add copy in your hands. Companies pay big money for those

[Calendyr]

Good idea, I will see if I can get something from McKee's.