Beading behaviour
Beading behaviour describes how a surface repels water. Hydrophobic protection creates rounded droplets and can improve cleaning efficiency and dirt repellency.
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Beading
Beading is the formation of rounded water droplets on a hydrophobic surface. The AVP glossary explains materials, application and practical limits.
Washing methods & exterior care
What does Beading mean?
Beading is the formation of rounded water droplets on a hydrophobic surface. It is a visible characteristic of water-repellent protection and can make cleaning easier.
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Sealant protection
Sealants protect surfaces against UV exposure, chemicals, water and dirt.
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