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If you love your PC you will be most pleasant with Rupes 15 than Flex 3401. Rupes smoothness and balance are uncomparable by any other polisher, it's fun to use. Flex is great machine but you will have some feeling that you always have to "battle" with machine all the time, you will get more...

Then what if we found that there is contaminant on the coating surface after baggie test? Should we clay or not?

I vote for paint. I can adjust tool, technique, pad, and abrasive but I can do nothing with a problematic paint. I once met a paint that will deny anything in my arsenal and believe me, that one real hell to work with.

Congrat dude, I hope soon it would be my turn (trying) LOL

Coating was design to withstand even the most hazardous environment, and once it's cure, it's cure to a real ceramic film and there is nothing in this world that doesn't destroy clear coat will be able to effect it. If any coating that get effect from a clear coat safe product, that coating is...

We already have some coating with Lotus "effect". It's not necessary need to made from Lotus as long as they can produce the same effect.

Try to do baggies test on that area to notice any roughness over the area or not might help this. If it feel smooth then the hell just breaking loose and you might need to repaint the whole panel. It look like someone sanding those panel and before properly clearing out all the sanding mark...

So sorry to hear that, this thing alway come and go. Best wish to your family. Tony

I like thier soap and their Ecosmart is real deal. I can waterless wash the whole car that pretty dirty without create any swirl or scratch, that is surprise to whoever I showing them how to as well. By the way, you will need a really good and thick MF for this.

This VDO look great, that car look amazing too!

HBD my mentor!

Even though it is not in Wolfgang family, you can consider Pinnacle Black Label Coating Booster as well, the product was design to bond with most of Quartz or Ceramic base coating. Apply them every 3-4 months will continue to amplify your gloss. PS. Use wolfgang perfekt paint prep spray before...

I fully know that without coating, what is going to occur, I don't blame anything to coating but only praise them. But what do you think about driving a car with those water spot on the hood for the next 3 years? And what do you feel to continue having more of them over time? Even for us...

There are nothing like wasting money on topping coating with wax or sealant. How could you so sure that coating can really protect everything when in many case they can't even protect themselve from water spot or bird drop? I tried many coating Nanonix Quartz, Kube Bond Ceramic, etc. all of...

I would advice you to go with Black Label Diamond Coating V2, it's one of the easiest coating to use and even if high spot occur you can remove them out pretty easy. Also they have fixed the beading problem already, now they will have more durability as well as super tight beading. Good thing...

I don't care whatever it is, but even after just regular wash I will make complete wipe down before putting a ground base long term LSP like Synergy or Crystal seal. I will not wipe down when I am going to on top with show off wax like souveran once these durable base was layered already. Try...

Some people might said that Synergy didn't worth the price, but for me it's well worth it even at the full price. It might not as deep and wet equal to Souveran, which is my most favorite wax, but it is super glossy wax and super durable. For me I will layer Synergy as supreme base, and when I...

Give me your E-mail and I can send you pictures of a car with a famous Kubebond 9H coating age only one month with only one improper wash and swirl got all over the car. You can use it to showing to your customer. Hardness Rating is pure gimmick, if they want to Be satisfy about the hardness...

The reason is because the bottom panel get more water than the top panel. You said there is a light rain when your wife drive the car, bottom part will not only hit by rain but also the water splash from the road as well.

Sealant first and then coating is a no no way to go. If you laying sealant first, it would be sealant that bond to the paint, and once sealant cure, they will have ability to reject another chemical that try to bonding to paint (that is the reason that we use sealant to protect a car). And now...