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Last year I applied gyeon mohs to my friends car for the first time, 2 layers (coats) I had tiny bit of left over that was just enough to cover 1 layer on my truck hood and ..... my truck hood is as good as my friends whole car. Washed it with gyeon essence so I know there is nothing...

I am thinking about trying gyeon pure, one layer coating and then topper. Trying to make coating process little simpler by reducing "layering" process. Is gyeon cancoat meant to be topper or stand alone? as topper I was also looking at booster, but cancoat is much cheaper product with easy...

Yes..... for painted surfaces, which those ceramic coatings are designed for.... under carriage coating is totally different subject and mostly done with rubberized products. oh well excuse me if I missed something previously

I don't even understand how $3 coating popped up and now talking about under carriage coating .... and I was saying there are Mr fix 9H and 9H mr fix two brands on ebays and they call each others fake.... not saying they are fake.... Are you clmibing that pros claim something and uses...

We are talking about the purpose of coating, if $3 made in china coating works for you, go ahead but again if they works that well, then why any of pro detailers use it? I mean there is mr fix 9H and 9h mr fix and they call each other "fake" products, with no data sheet available to public and...

and I am dealing with 70 degree weather in Richmond, VA and it was 10 like 2 weeks ago.... wth xD

your coating did not go "south" due to car shampoo, car shampooes won't even desolve wax.... It is wax/ conditioner/ other layer of protection built in to soap. Same reason why coating companies tell you not to use wax/ sealant / QD etc on top of coating.... why install coating that has...

If you ask me, one of the huge benefit of coating is chemical resistance and self cleaning ability, and this make maintaining car a lot easiler. Reload/ cure and other coating maintenance products are to boost slickness/ gloss and generally maximise your coating application which you...

Update: after long weeks of raining, I finally had chance to bring my customer back and wash the car myself. Pre-soaked with gyeon foam and then hand washed w/ gyeon bath essence and beading is back. I guess it was just clogged up D:

temp was similar, but humidity was mid 40s. After CQUK installation, car stayed in garage for 2 days, before it went outside for the first time. I did find couple high spots that I missed during buff and it did rain quite a lot here after the installation. CQUK was topped with reload about...

First time using CQUK 3.0, (on 2018 VW GTI) I had experience with older CQUK and loved it, but some reason this 3.0 failed after 2 weeks, no beading... super slow sheating like paint has no wax/ sealant or anything on it. as prep, full wash/ decon and finishing polished with Scholl S30 and...

McKee's 37 Fast Water Spot Remover (Copy from Autogeek.net) Directions for use: Do not apply to surfaces that are hot to the touch. Spray a heavy amount of McKee's 37 Fast Water Spot Remover directly onto the affected area and allow to dwell for approximately 1 minute. Wipe affected area...

Thanks guys, Im excited.

ordered some S20 and S30+ I have high hope for these products, cuz its says "Won't stick to paint even on hot surfaces"

I used to have same ryobi 1600 psi unit and it did decent job for the price while running, but within return period time, unit I had stopped pumping waters. It's good unit, but if youre detailing for money, then I would not recommend. in other hand, I got karcher k4 water cooled motor and its...

thats smiliar to what I did, instead of adding products, I sprayed water on surface, pass couple times and buffed.

I read something about "wet buffing" or w.e it calls But looks like prime your pad and use extra extra polish to get it more saturated. But I dont know how about this option.

I tried all the combination possible with what I have Rupes 21es, PC 7424xp, griots 3", flex pe-8

no, its super soft paint, it like to absorb polishing oil/ lubricant causing it to feel "sticky" and dry buff.

You're absolutely correct. After spending few hours in front of computer to tackle this correctly I learned that its "sticky" paint and these type of paint like to absorb polishing oil/ lubricant. Any tips on how to polish paint like this?