Resilience Pro
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Description
The professional-grade, self-healing, multi-year ceramic coating.
About this product
Resilience Pro is the coating we built for people who do this for a living. It's a self-healing, multi-year ceramic system — hardness where you need abrasion resistance, flexibility where a rigid coating would crack. Light swirls and marring work themselves out rather than staying permanently etched into the finish.
This is the top of the Resilience line and the same chemistry behind our professional installations. It bonds to every exterior surface on the vehicle, and with proper care it protects for up to 5 years.
Why it works
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Self-healing — minor marring recovers instead of setting permanently
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Up to 5 years of protection with proper care
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Ceramic hardness with film-like flexibility
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Bonds to all exterior surfaces — paint, matte finishes, glass, wheels, trim, plastic, and chrome
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The same coating used in our professional installations
Best for: Professional detailers and shops, and enthusiasts who want the longest protection interval we offer.
What's in the kit
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Resilience Pro coating — 2 oz bottle
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Application pad
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Gloves
Available with one or two bottles depending on the size of the job.
Coverage
One 2 oz bottle covers two compact cars, or one large vehicle.
Directions for use
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Apply Resilience Pro to the supplied applicator pad, then to the vehicle.
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Spread even coverage across the panel and wait for uniform tracks of beads to appear.
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Wipe in with a twice-folded microfiber towel — one slow motion, letting the towel do the work.
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Light buff with a fresh twice-folded microfiber.
For best results
Never coat a contaminated vehicle. The surface must be fully decontaminated first — use Croftgate Xtreme Surface Prep and Perflection to get there.
Apply in a controlled environment: 60–80°F, under 50% relative humidity, out of direct UV and away from airborne contaminants.
Allow at least 8 hours to cure — overnight is best.