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I will take it back yearly like my last truck. He inspects and makes any corrections.
I just did a real quick polish Koch Chemie F6.01 and their yellow pad on my new carbon fiber door handle covers on my Flex. Then I coated it with Koch Chemie Ceramic C0.02 like that's on the Ram. No filter used. I really like that coating. First picture is before and the next two are after.
Looks good. I am too lazy, and worry that I would jack up the finish, so I pay a guy.
It all comes down to the detailer. You almost always need a two step. Even on new cars. Cut/Polish. A lot of detailers wont take the time when its time to polish to figure out what gives the best clarity. I know my usual go to, but on my Z28 it was something totally different. The only 5 coatings I would ever let touch my vehicle is Cquartz and not the ones you can buy without a license. Modesta license only P&S licenses only Koch Chemie C0.02 or Undrdog Pro or Pro+ no license needed. I like Undrdog because it gives you the look of something like Cquartz without breaking the bank. Ive got Pro+ on two of our cars, and the ram and the z have Koch Chemie C0.02. Not all coatings are created equal and you will hear this and that, but personal experience I wont own anything that doesn't have one of those coatings installed.
Look into Undrdog as well. It will last a lot longer then that. You can do a vehicle in about an hour as well. You get a long flash time with Pro, but I usually stick with 1-2 panels just to be safe. I personally know Joel the owner and creator. He is a great and honest guy. His products are amazing. Its not a ceramic, but it is just as good for half the price.
lp.getundrdog.com
you paid $1400 for ceramic coating? Gezzz i thought it was expensive here at $400-$500 for 5 year warranty. Even at that price i can do mine every year for $50 and have enough in one bottle to last me 5 or more years. A afternoon of work and it looks and feels good for the year and that is with my clay baring the whole truck.
. Cant wait to do my 4runner, will also do the interior of course.
For glass, perhaps look at Aquapel.
Do it asap. Don't wait. Don't run it through a drive through car wash please.... Also get a quality ceramic. I highly recommend finding a Cquartz installer or if you want a more of a durable daily driver coating find a Undrdog Coating installer. If you need help locating an installer then let me know. You can't just be a Joe off the street attempting to ceramic coat with Cquartz. They won't just let anyone be an installer. Undrdog I know most of the core installers and the owner personally so I can help you find a quality installer there.
