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Manic! 10-10-2018 04:43 PM

DIY ceramic coating
 
What do you guys think. $70 US for a small car.


https://avalonking.com/shop/armor-sh...&utm_source=yt

ziggyx 10-10-2018 04:58 PM

I was coincidentally watching a video of a car's paint being restored and this was the final product they used after polishing.

I googled the stuff and it apparently does a great job. It really depends on the person. There are pros and cons of the product compared to wax. It seems like if you know what you're doing the pros definitely out weight the cons.

IMASA 10-10-2018 05:08 PM

Never heard of this brand, how does it compare to the established products like
CarPro CQuartz, Optimum Opti-coat, etc.

There's a lot of products out their that claim to be ceramic coatings. If you check Amazon, there's several china brands that are like $10. I'd be tempted to try one out on my wife's older car.

JDMDreams 10-10-2018 08:43 PM

I never looked into this but is it pretty much like an improved version of sealant?

!Aznboi128 10-11-2018 04:53 AM

I've seen a lot of people put ceramic coat over poor paint, results are nasty. Ceramic coat is thin hard layer that's used AFTER a good paint correction. A lot of people just think their run of the mill vehicle will look glossy after a coat of ceramic which is not true.

Dragon-88 10-11-2018 09:01 AM

How easy is to DIY ceramic coating on a new set of rims?

MaceWindu 10-11-2018 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dragon-88 (Post 8922949)
How easy is to DIY ceramic coating on a new set of rims?

I've ceramic coated my wheels with Gyeon Q2 rim, it's super easy. Basically buff on buff off, and they provide you with the cloth in the kit. I used less than half the bottle (2 coats face, 1 coat barrel) and more than a year later brake dust hoses right off.

New set of rims is even better because you don't have to wash and claybar the wheels first

Dragon-88 10-11-2018 02:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MaceWindu (Post 8923005)
I've ceramic coated my wheels with Gyeon Q2 rim, it's super easy. Basically buff on buff off, and they provide you with the cloth in the kit. I used less than half the bottle (2 coats face, 1 coat barrel) and more than a year later brake dust hoses right off.

New set of rims is even better because you don't have to wash and claybar the wheels first

Where did you pick up the Gyeon Q2?

MaceWindu 10-11-2018 03:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dragon-88 (Post 8923007)
Where did you pick up the Gyeon Q2?

I ordered it online from Detailer's Domain, looks like they don't carry any Gyeon products anymore though.

Looks like Amazon Canada is sold out, but there is still stock on Amazon US if you're ok with picking up in Pt Roberts

https://www.amazon.com/Gyeon-Rim-Sea.../dp/B01CESR2X8

VR6GTI 10-11-2018 05:31 PM

https://www.carzilla.ca has lots

6thGear. 10-11-2018 08:58 PM

Has anyone tried Dr Beasly's products?

Autorice 10-11-2018 11:24 PM

I've used 9H stuff on my ML. works well so far. I got it from amazon and it came from turkey... I bought some from China as well but they were so cheap I didn't use them yet.


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