Supra CRNA
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- Ron
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- 2020 Toyota Supra GR, 2006 Mitsu Lancer Evo 9 RS
Hi Guys,
Just applied my ceramic coat. The process took me about 4-5 hours. Performed a deep soap wash, clay bar and prep spray. Finished off with applying the ceramic coat. Definitely love the results!
Anyone have thoughts on the best way to maintain a ceramic coat?
Just applied my ceramic coat. The process took me about 4-5 hours. Performed a deep soap wash, clay bar and prep spray. Finished off with applying the ceramic coat. Definitely love the results!
Anyone have thoughts on the best way to maintain a ceramic coat?
Half Vast
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Nice looking car! Beautiful shine!
I've got XPEL PPF on the high impact areas of the car and then Kamikaze Ceramic over everything. The installer recommended keeping the outside clean to extend the life of the ceramic coating. When mine get dirty, I give it a quick wet down followed by the foam cannon and high pressure rinse. Comes clean very quickly. Rims are the worst due to the brake dust.
I've got XPEL PPF on the high impact areas of the car and then Kamikaze Ceramic over everything. The installer recommended keeping the outside clean to extend the life of the ceramic coating. When mine get dirty, I give it a quick wet down followed by the foam cannon and high pressure rinse. Comes clean very quickly. Rims are the worst due to the brake dust.
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