What is Raptor Protective Coating?

Raptor is a professional polyurethane protective paint designed to protect vehicles from scratches, stone chips, corrosion, UV radiation and harsh weather conditions while providing a durable textured finish.

How long does Raptor coating last?

When applied correctly on a properly prepared surface, Raptor coating can last for many years. Durability depends on vehicle use, maintenance and environmental conditions.

Does Raptor protect against scratches?

Yes. Raptor is significantly more resistant to scratches, stone chips and everyday wear than conventional automotive paint, making it ideal for work vehicles and off-road use.

Can Raptor be applied in any color?

Yes. Raptor can be tinted in almost any color, but the finish is always matte and textured, without gloss or metallic effect.

Can Raptor be applied in multiple colors or custom designs?

Yes. Two-tone paint schemes, custom color combinations, stencil graphics, camouflage patterns and other custom designs are possible.

How do I wash a Raptor-coated vehicle?

A Raptor-coated vehicle can be washed by hand or in an automatic car wash using standard automotive detergents. The textured surface does not require special drying after washing; only the windows need to be wiped for clear visibility.

Collection: Polishing pads

Professional polishing pads for paint correction, polishing, finishing, and applying protective coatings.

This category includes foam, microfiber, wool, cutting, polishing, and finishing pads for DA, rotary, and forced-rotation polishers from leading detailing brands.

Suitable for removing scratches, oxidation, swirl marks, holograms, and achieving maximum gloss and surface refinement.

Professional polishing pads for paint correction, polishing, finishing, and applying protective coatings.

This category includes foam, microfiber, wool, cutting, polishing, and finishing pads for DA, rotary, and forced-rotation polishers from leading detailing brands.

Suitable for removing scratches, oxidation, swirl marks, holograms, and achieving maximum gloss and surface refinement.