Most user friendly ceramic coating?
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Eldorado2k
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I told you they couldn’t resist. Lol.
Good luck with your new coating endeavors.
I told you they couldn’t resist. Lol. Good luck with your new coating endeavors.
BudgetPlan1
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Good luck with your new coating endeavors.
CanCoat...please edit your post to reflect the new mention.
dennis hiip
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PA Viking. Use any polish. Apply, wipe off.
TTQ B4U
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Have been looking at it but am spoiled by the super hydrophobic properties of GYEON stuff.
Kamakaz1961
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Good luck with your new coating endeavors.
RESISTANCE IS FUTILE!
The BORG!....LOL
Polish Angel Invicible Primer and Cosmic v2 or Viking Coat. Topped with their Cosmic Spritz or Viking Spritz. The Invicible Primer makes it to bond harder. And have great abrasives in it as a finishing polish. With the benefit of not needed to do a panel wipe product wipe down before application of the coating. And useing the Spritz after the coating application reduce the cure time in half. The coatings is almost like a sealant to apply either by machine or by hand with an easy wipe off that reduce the possibility to getting high spots to almost non. And the great looking finish is just a bonus LOL
Being a non-professional detailer, I have only tried McKee's 37 Paint Coating, after exhaustive research on this exact topic.
"So easy even a cave man can do it" (or an IT guy lol).
Don't even have a garage to apply it in, but boy do you have to watch which way the wind is blowing when you spritz
Eric
"So easy even a cave man can do it" (or an IT guy lol).
Don't even have a garage to apply it in, but boy do you have to watch which way the wind is blowing when you spritz
Eric
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