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I asked him about that since Ceramic Coatings have silicon in them and he said he has never had an issue with Ceramic Coatings on cars likely because its cured where the other spray on stuff does not cure and sticks very well

I do trust him, hes been around for a long time and is very honest. Was more curious if others have seen this before or maybe they have some options for none silicon products to help protect ceramic coatings? Thanks

yes he mentioned that also that usually he can put it under another layer of clear coat however it did not work this time.

Its possible the sanding just embedded the silicon deeper into it and contaminated his equipment. he was having the same issue with another car and called Adams as that owner used their detailing products. Right away the person on the phone said, no no no our products are full of silicone and...

Hello All, I have a friend that I polished and Ceramic Coated their car Summer 2018. Unfortunately last week they brought it in to a bodyshop I know the owner of to fix a minor hit on their rear bumper. The owner of the body shop who I know took it in did the body work and painted it. He said...

SO I see a few of you guys saying that PPF will not stick to a Ceramic coating and should not be put on first. I bought a new car in 2016 and I brought it home, applied Cquartz UK and then a few days later I got the full front end covered in PPF. I have had no issues with it not sticking, I...

yes and I think I did CarPro Trix again in that big list lol. Yes I applied it in the spring time, I wash it probably every week or two was applying carPro reload regularly also. But i do daily the car & its parked outside. I'm not sure when but I cant seem to get a coating that will last...

I washed my car thoroughly this past sunday. rinse car CarPro Trix rinse car CarPro Reset rinse (noticed it was failing on the bottom side doors and rear hatch) carpro Reset again (on doors) rinse carpro Reset again (on doors) rinse (did not make much of an improvement) de-greaser (so at this...

Thanks for the reply. It defiantly looks interesting. I wonder how it will hold up against our winters with salt and other junk sprayed on the roads. I currently have Gyeon pure that I applied in the spring time and the sides of the doors unfortunately are starting to fail due to these...

Hey guys, was reading other threads and came across McKee's 37 MK37-200 Paint Coating. It looks to be a spray on coating similar to Geyon CanCoat? However it says it lasts up to 2 years? From you guys who have used it before how does it compare to a Cquartz UK 3.0 or Geyon Pure & other...

I also have heard good things but their consumer line lasts about 1 year when comparing to cquartz UK 3.0 which is 1.5 - 2 years. Also Feynlab is more expensive. So I dont see a reason why their consumer stuff would be very different? Thanks

So I know Feynlab has self healing ceramic coating however you need to be a authorized installer to get it. So I'm wondering if there is any other company that sells self healing ceramic coating to consumers like me who just detail their own cars and maybe the odd client here and there. Thanks

Thanks thats a great idea!! AMMO NYC Frothe kit looks perfect. I can go to the coin wash spray down the my car and get most of the dirt/salt off then come home (or even do it there if itsn ot busy) and clean off the remaining dirt/salt with the Ammo Frothe kit. Thanks!

No thats too expensive. Find somebody on the forum here in your area and let them do it. It should cost less then $1,700 as others have posted.

You are jsut in the wrong area/market. I'm up in Toronto, Canada. Generally to Polish/Ceramic coat a car prices start at around $1,000 give or take. If you love what you are doing you may want to move where the market allows you to charge more if possible. OR you could even start advertising...

yes my car is Ceramic Coated. I see what you guys are saying. Will have to rinse it first at the very least in the winter.

Thanks for the posts. Maybe I should stick to coin washs as stated above. Sometimes I even take my buckets and hand wash it there when they are not busy.

Once you get your money back you should send him the link to this post so he can see what all the professional detailers think of his work & maybe he can learn and thing or two on this forum as many of us have.

hey guys, Winter is here and I usually go to the coin wash where I just spray down my car get most of the dirt/snow/slush off and away I go. It does not leave my paint perfect even with Ceramic Coating on it but its decent. So this winter I was thinking of trying a Rinse less wash. My car is...

Should look simialr to this at the 0:45sec mark If it was coated - YouTube