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This is not just a product list — we want you to know exactly how to use it. Technical articles, coating profiles, and protection selection guides.
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Paint prep, adhesion science, and confident e-shop selection — a shortcut to what visitors search for first.
Application protocol
Clear coat is not glass-smooth — it contains micropores. FEYNLAB® protection systems are designed to work with the paint chemically, not merely sit passively on top. If waxes, silicones, fillers from ordinary shampoos, o
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- The difference between physical adhesion and covalent bonding — and why it matters.
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1. B2C e-shop — in-stock products, shipping, online payment. Focus on DIY range and consumable chemistry.
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Decontamination, proper washing, and final panel prep before protection — practical steps without marketing noise.
How-to guide
When you smell “stale socks” or mild duct odour after turning on A/C, you are not starting the day with a clean cabin — you are circulating bacterial biofilm on the evaporator. The problem grows slowly, invisibly, and sp
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Among professional detailers these two oxidants are the main “curative” choice for cabin biofilm, mold, viruses, and persistent odor. They are not interchangeable: one suits open spaces, the other sensitive interiors. Wr
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The internet is full of “fast” acid cleaners promising new wheels in 60 seconds. On anything but painted clearcoat you often get permanent haze. Here is a science-backed decision tree that saves money.
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Technology
An IR lamp is not a “faster hair dryer”. It can turn 24 h ambient cure into 15 minutes without sacrificing adhesion or life. Infrared passes through a thin ceramic film and heats from the substrate outward — opposite of
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Application protocol
Clear coat is not glass-smooth — it contains micropores. FEYNLAB® protection systems are designed to work with the paint chemically, not merely sit passively on top. If waxes, silicones, fillers from ordinary shampoos, o
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How-to guide
- When active foam and pressure washing (touchless) are enough — and when they are not.
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How-to guide
Prepare a larger set of clean microfibre towels in the bucket with shampoo solution. Rule: one towel = one panel (or a smaller section). After use, the towel goes to the dirty bin and never back into the bucket.
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Technology
- What a surfactant is, how micelles form, and why that drives pre-wash performance.
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Topic
Clear coat anatomy, abrasives, machines, and correction protocol — from gloss physics to Panel Prep before ceramic.
Research
A modern automotive finish is not a single “color coat” but a stack of defined layers. Each has a different function and different durability — which fundamentally changes how you can (and cannot) work on it during corre
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Technology
The feeling of “deep” or “wet” paint is not subjective illusion. It is a measurable interaction between incident light and surface topography — and machine polishing works because it microscopically levels that topograph
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Technology
Choosing a polisher is not about brand or color. Pad kinematics — how the disc actually moves on paint — determines how much heat builds at a point, what marks remain, and how much margin you have for error.
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Expert guide
Machine correction is not controlled “pad speed” or “hand strength” alone. It is a dynamic system of three coupled variables:
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Technology
Polishing compound is a chemo-mechanical suspension: hard particles (abrasives) dispersed in a carrier (oils, lubricants, surfactants). Abrasive architecture — size, shape, and behavior under pressure — defines how cutti
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Product manual
FEYNLAB® A-Series is a three-step polishing system built on ceramic aluminum oxide with linear cut (see [DAT vs. SMAT](/edukace/abraziva-dat-vs-smat)). It covers the full defect range — from industrial oxidation to final
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How-to guide
The same compound on three different pads produces three different outcomes. Pad material, cell density, and fiber length radically change pressure distribution, heat rejection, and cut aggression.
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Expert guide
The tech places a DA on the panel, starts it — and instead of smooth glide the pad hops aggressively, emits high-frequency squeal, and compound instantly cakes on the surface. Wipe-down with a microfiber leaves fresh scr
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Topic
How protection systems bond to paint, covalent adhesion, and product manuals.
Application protocol
- What happens chemically between base coat and top coat — and why a narrow time window exists.
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Expert guide
- What a high spot is exactly — and why it is not a “smear” but a polymer island.
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Application protocol
- Why ceramic is not like facade paint — “if it is not raining, we can apply”.
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Technology
Standard ceramic turns matte paint glossy. If you have factory matte or satin clear coat (BMW Frozen, AMG Magno, Audi Plasma…), never use standard Ceramic V3 / Ultra / Lite. Use only FEYNLAB® `Matte Ceramic`.
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Technology
- Why standard ceramic cracks on PPF — TPU plasticisers vs rigid Si–O–Si network.
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Buying guide
- Three FEYNLAB® ceramic categories: True Series (DIY), Protection Series (Pro), and maintenance line.
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Expert guide
- Real structural backbone of modern ceramics: SiO₂ + Si₃N₄ + SiC.
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Technology
- What PPF Flex is made of layer by layer and why order matters.
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Topic
Spectral management, Czech VLT law, nano-ceramic film layers, and Window Coating chemistry.
Technology
- How solar spectrum splits into UV / VIS / IR and what each band does inside the car.
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How-to guide
- Which Czech laws govern window tinting and what they require in practice.
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How-to guide
- Why milky pockets remain after tint install and when they clear.
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Application protocol
- Why paint ceramic does not bond to glass and how FEYNLAB® Window Coating differs.
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Topic
Hide anatomy, Alcantara, dye transfer, and extraction — science vs. marketing.
Technology
“Real leather in a luxury car” usually means breathable, warm material that gains patina. In most current vehicles you are looking at a highly engineered polyurethane clearcoat over a hide matrix. For correct care you mu
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“Leather needs oil” made sense for saddles and aniline hides. In a modern car the oil molecule has nowhere to go: below ~50 µm of polyurethane lies pigment, then dermis. Oil stays on the surface as a greasy film — and th
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How-to guide
Blue marks on beige or light gray driver seats are not cosmetic — they are mechanical dye penetration through PU clearcoat into the pigment layer. Recovery is slow once it happens. Knowing when it occurs tells you when t
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Expert Guide
What Alcantara is made of, matting vs pilling, safe tools from soft brush to de-piller, and why direct spray and alkaline APC destroy the fabric.
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Application protocol
Hot water extraction limits (~250 ml per seat), wicking prevention, resoiling from APC residue, and Textile V3 as prevention.
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Buying guide
Surface map: Interior Cleaner, Leather Treatment/Coating, Textile V3, Plastic V2 — plus myths about oil, enzymes, and ozone.
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Topic
Wheel substrates, cleaning chemistry, blooming, Tire Pro, and Ceramic Wheel & Caliper.
Technology
Six wheel substrates, amphoteric aluminium, anodizing limits, magnesium rules, and why smart surfactants pH 7–9 are the universal DIY choice.
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Technology
Tyres age chemically — how fast depends on heat, mileage, and what dressing you use. The brown haze after a few months is often protective chemistry migrating to the surface, not a manufacturing defect.
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Every detailing shelf poses the same choice: deep wet black or natural satin. The difference is not only looks — chemistry decides how fast tires brown, how much dust they attract, and whether they sling onto a freshly w
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Application protocol
Ceramics on paint, glass, and wheels are familiar. Less known: ceramic formulated for tyre rubber — two-component chemistry with a curing protocol similar to wheels, 1+ year life without traditional dressings.
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Application protocol
Wheel ceramic mastery comes down to patience during dwell and awareness of what humidity and temperature do right now. Too short = poor leveling. Too long = high spots that are hard to fix. Rainy April behaves nothing li
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Buying guide
Wheels and tyres are not one-product jobs. Lasting clean rims and sling-free tyres need a system — cleaner, iron decon, wheel ceramic, tyre ceramic, and maintenance top-ups. Here is the full map.
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Topic
E-shop selection guide and DIY vs. studio decision tree.
Topic
Rules for chemicals, environment, and responsible workshop practice.
Guide
The FEYNLAB® ecosystem is broad. This guide walks you through chemistry selection, purchase logic, and DIY vs. studio products.
Library
Technical guides and protocols from our domain — the same product truth in the shop and in the articles below.
Every guide is a standalone document: no generic translations or bulk templates.
FAQ
Common questions on product choice, installer network, and orders live on the FAQ page.