Cerakote Rapid Ceramic Paint Sealant - Water Behavior

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Cerakote Rapid Ceramic Paint Sealant - YouTube

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I applied this to one of our neglected cars. The only prep involved was using Feynlab Pure Wash, which did a great job stripping any existing protection as well as dirt off the surface. I applied the Cerakote and hit it with water an hour later just to see how it would do (cure time is 2 hours per instructions). It beaded very well for only curing for an hour. It's one of a thousand similar products. Curious how long it lasts.

The way the sprayer atomizes the product, I didn't end up using much. You could do a few cars I feel with 8oz.
 
Don't pour muscle milk on it......:D
 
Muscle mik? The protein shake?...i'm lost lol

Nice beading for sure.
 
Doesn’t look any better than Griots ceramic3-1. Not a knock as the 3-1 is a nice product and definitely a better value.


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noorth said:
Muscle mik? The protein shake?...i'm lost lol

Nice beading for sure.
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A "YouTuber" did a test of the product and poured Muscle Milk on it and the coating was gone!
 
Coatingsarecrack said:
Doesn’t look any better than Griots ceramic3-1. Not a knock as the 3-1 is a nice product and definitely a better value.
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Having used both products, Cerakote provides much more slickness and shine and is 50% easier to apply/remove..
As far as durability goes......not sure yet.

Value.....toss up as you don't need much of the Cerakote...little goes a long way
 
Bosko said:
Having used both products, Cerakote provides much more slickness and shine and is 50% easier to apply/remove..
As far as durability goes......not sure yet.

Value.....toss up as you don't need much of the Cerakote...little goes a long way
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Slickness not a biggie for me but shine is a plus.

I didn’t have issue at all applying/removing. I did dampen the applicator before applying though and don’t remember removal being tough but only used a couple of times.

I was referring just to water shedding. Looked to be similar. Good but not amazing.

I doubt I’ll try this but am a Cerakote fan. Trim coating was great and few bits I have for fire arms coated from them seem nice.

May have a few parts done for the chevelle as well.

Amazing the amount of different coating products they make.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
I didn’t have issue at all applying/removing. I did dampen the applicator before applying though and don’t remember removal being tough but only used a couple of times.




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Griots is a hit or miss vehicle to vehicle in the ones I have done....20 + cars/SUV's with 3 in 1 spray
Some were a snap....super easy.
I had a few that like you mentioned.... a damp applicator as well as a damp "first" towel for removal was a must or streaks were horrible .
 
To me actually- that isn't anything special, as everything that I use repeals water just like that.
The key however that would separate it from others would be longevity-- as you have stated.
Keep us informed please!!
 
luckydawg said:
To me actually- that isn't anything special, as everything that I use repeals water just like that.
The key however that would separate it from others would be longevity-- as you have stated.
Keep us informed please!!
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I agree.


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I bought it for a topper to begin with...I doubt it holds up for more than 3 months....
 
Yeah because my car needs protection from milk. LOL



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Thought you might find this interesting......hmmmmmmmmmm looks really familiar

The one pic on the Ad cracks me up

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opie said:
Her bare hand resting on the panel is a no no

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Are you talking about the 6 foot alien arm with the mutant hand......:D

The whole ad is a comedy show...."Good for tire and radiator"....hahahahahaahhahaa
 
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