Cerakote trim restorer...

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DUBL0WS6

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Seems like a pretty good product but final result seemed to be a bit streaky. Anyone else have this issue? I did a second application to see if I can even it out some.
 
I'm very interested to hear where this discussion goes. I'm getting ready to do some pretty neglected trim on my daughter's car, and I was down to Cerakote or Solution Finish for the job.
 
Desertnate said:
I'm very interested to hear where this discussion goes. I'm getting ready to do some pretty neglected trim on my daughter's car, and I was down to Cerakote or Solution Finish for the job.
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My car is 24 years old and the trim was gray. The first application was somewhat streaky. After allowing it to dry for 24 hours I did a second application. It looks better but isn't perfect. It's thicker and glossier in some spots than others. From 5 foot away it looks great.
 
DUBL0WS6 said:
My car is 24 years old and the trim was gray. The first application was somewhat streaky. After allowing it to dry for 24 hours I did a second application. It looks better but isn't perfect. It's thicker and glossier in some spots than others. From 5 foot away it looks great.
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Be careful with thicker spots. Much like Cquartz,if it's applied too thick and not SUPER sparingly and thin, over time, it can become cloudy/milky and super difficult to remove.
 
TTQ B4U said:
Be careful with thicker spots. Much like Cquartz,if it's applied too thick and not SUPER sparingly and thin, over time, it can become cloudy/milky and super difficult to remove.
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Do you mean Dlux or the coating?
 
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