I have a 21 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon in dark red with black roof and plastic (non painted fenders and bumpers. It is garage kept but has been through a PA winter. There is some light to moderate swirls. I have a Porter Cable polisher and some white and orange Lake County pads. I am looking for a one step polish and a good quality ceramic spray coating that is easy to use. I would live something that I can use on the paint and the black plastic and windows, etc. i used Blackfire products last year and was happy but want to try something ceramic to help with cleaning the bugs. I am currently looking at Adams Graphene Ceramic Advanced spray coating but I am open to suggestions. I plan on claying the vehicle first because there is plenty of bugs and tar on it. Pl ase let me jnow any products I may need for decontamination as I have never done anything like that. It has been several years aince I have researched this stuff so talk slow and use little words! Lol
Need some of recommendations for Jeep JT detail!
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dcjredline
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Clay isnt meant to remove bugs and tar. Good one step and THEN applying a spray "coating" isnt ideal. If yer going to use a top coat then just use a light polish IE Meguiars M205, Menzerna 4000, Meguiars Ultimate Polish, etc. Then top that.
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Gyeon Primer followed by Cancoat Evo
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I have the original Adam’s spray coating and love it for a lot of things.
Great on black trim. Good on glass (wouldn’t use any coating except a glass coating on windshield). Awesome for WeatherTech type floor Matt’s. [mention]Sizzle Chest [/mention] even uses it on convertible tops.
A very versatile product.
All that being said on actual paint I would use the previously mentioned CanCoat. In my NW weather it gives a true 6-8 months of protection where as original CanCoat gave almost double that. Also tighter beads and nice candy gloss.
The new Evo is suppose to be more durable also.
I would CanCoat paint and Adam’s graphene SC for black trim.
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Great on black trim. Good on glass (wouldn’t use any coating except a glass coating on windshield). Awesome for WeatherTech type floor Matt’s. [mention]Sizzle Chest [/mention] even uses it on convertible tops.
A very versatile product.
All that being said on actual paint I would use the previously mentioned CanCoat. In my NW weather it gives a true 6-8 months of protection where as original CanCoat gave almost double that. Also tighter beads and nice candy gloss.
The new Evo is suppose to be more durable also.
I would CanCoat paint and Adam’s graphene SC for black trim.
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What Coatings said. CanCoat Evo for a very good lite paint coating and then Adam’s for everything else (mats, trim, etc). I started using the Adam’s Advanced Spray for the mats, trim, etc after Coatings recommended it and it is pretty nice. Could use it on paint too but it would only last 4-6 months most likely whereas CanCoat will easily last over 12 months.