2012 Challener Correction & CQUK

Nice job. I just did my black lexus last week. looks amazing. I just gave her her first bath since coating.I could not believe how the water just blew right off when i blew dried it.
I always blow off the water before drying with towel and never seen water come off this easy.
It is my first time using something like this, I would be really amazed if it lasts half the time they say it does.

I'm hoping for longevity on the coating as well! I'm wondering if since carpro claims 100x thicker than wax or sealant if the added protection can be measured and assessed over time with a PTG to determine when it's at the end of its useful life?
 
Quality work is the best form of advertizing and this is Magnificent!! :dblthumb2:

The dealer was probably using a glaze or product with fillers thus the reason the finish looked like crap in a couple of weeks....
 
Quality work is the best form of advertizing and this is Magnificent!! :dblthumb2:

The dealer was probably using a glaze or product with fillers thus the reason the finish looked like crap in a couple of weeks....

Thank you for the kind words Bobby! The client was thrilled to hear that his vehicle will never need glaze again to have a spectacular finish! He walked around the car so many times, he and I both got dizzy! Lol! He and his wife stayed for almost an hour before they left with the car. He even asked me how much I would charge to deliver it in my enclosed car trailer for next time! Lol!
 
Hey Just

Have you used CQUK before? I'm looking to coat roof on my vehicle and possibly my whole other vehicle. I think its between CQUK and CQuartz.

In your experience, how has the longevity of CQUK been? Have you found it to "darken" the paint color? I know CQuartz claims to last 2 years. Have you used both CQuartz and CQUK? If so, how do they compare against each other?

I really appreciate it! :xyxthumbs:
 
Hey Just

Have you used CQUK before? I'm looking to coat roof on my vehicle and possibly my whole other vehicle. I think its between CQUK and CQuartz.

In your experience, how has the longevity of CQUK been? Have you found it to "darken" the paint color? I know CQuartz claims to last 2 years. Have you used both CQuartz and CQUK? If so, how do they compare against each other?

I really appreciate it! :xyxthumbs:

I've used both CQ and CQUK and I find that I like CQUK better. It flashes a little bit quicker and is supposed to be more resistant to colder climates with snow and salt. Both are claimed to last for up to 2 years. As far as darkening paint, I find it most noticeable on dark blues, red, and black paints and the results are stunning! I just got into coatings at the end of last year so I cannot comment on longevity just yet.
 
I've used both CQ and CQUK and I find that I like CQUK better. It flashes a little bit quicker and is supposed to be more resistant to colder climates with snow and salt. Both are claimed to last for up to 2 years. As far as darkening paint, I find it most noticeable on dark blues, red, and black paints and the results are stunning! I just got into coatings at the end of last year so I cannot comment on longevity just yet.
Thank you very much man! Based off of feedback, it sounds like CQUK is the way to go.

CQUK is for 2 years? Wow, that makes the decision much clearer...:D Thanks for that!
 
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