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25 September 2026
Borophene Coatings: Fact, Fiction and the Real Chemistry
Borophene is a marketing term. Here's what's really in boron ceramic coatings: amorphous boron and polysilazane, backed by independent SGS testing.
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21 September 2026
Why Magnum Builds on Polysilazane, Graphene Oxide and Amorphous Boron
Most coatings are sold on the number. 10H. 120 degree contact angle. Five years. Very few are sold on what's actually in...
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06 May 2026
Silicon Carbide vs Polysilazane
Silicon Carbide (SiC) Resins can be effectively used as an automotive ceramic coating, our technical team has conducted a rigorous material chemistry...
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15 January 2026
The Two Types of Slickness in Ceramic Coatings — and Why Only One Lasts
Explanation of Different Smoothness Performance Mechanisms Our Luminous X and Obsidian S1+ achieves “slickness” through two completely different technical routes. The difference...
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30 October 2025
The Science of Strength: Why Magnum’s Polysilazane Glass Resins Redefine Surface Protection
Polysilazane vs Siloxane: The Chemistry That Changes Everything In the world of surface protection, not all coatings are created equal. While most...
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06 January 2025
Magnum Obsidian S1+ Hardness Ratings Explained
The Difference Between 10H and 9H Ceramic Coating: Magnum Graphene Obsidian S1+ Sets a New Standard Is there a real difference between...
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