Diamon-Fusion®, an award-winning technology, uses a process called Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD), which is a scientific method that precisely creates a vapor (or mist) of a formulated chemical. Surfaces containing silica (silicon dioxide), like glass, ceramic tile, porcelain, and granite, absorb the vapor into those surfaces, filling in the microscopic ridges and valleys of the surface and making them smoother.

Diamon-Fusion® then "caps" the molecule chains to increase durability and repellency even more. The process bonds to form a protective layer of optically clear durable material, making the surface dramatically easier to clean and more resistant to weathering.

Normally, water clings to glass because of a molecular force called "surface tension", but after being treated with Diamon-Fusion, water molecules no longer interact directly with the glass because of its special properties. This protective layer is so smooth that the surface tension is between the water molecules themselves. As a result, water droplets bead up and stream away as they are physically repelled from the glass by atomic forces. While the coating does not make the surface stain and scratchproof, it does make it highly stain and scratch resistant.