Morning everyone . I would like to tell you about ceramic pro 9h and light coatings , my info is to help you choose if you want this on your car . I have really tried every brand in the uk , they all make your car shine but nothing has lasted so long on my car even the bumpers is has not come off . The water beading is almost the same as the day I applied it (I think 8 ish months ago ) being washed over 170 times and still looks amazing with no swirls , the bottom of the wings and doors still bead unlike every other Brand I've tried , even contacting the companies asking why most have lasted only 3 months , the reply was almost the same that I haven't applied correctly even though I have spent the last 5 years testing them all and using IR lights baking each panel for 8 hours then leaving my car in the garage at 20 degrees for 5 days , yet only lasting a max of 3 months . All brands had 3 coats and 2 coats of top coat . My opinion is if you are selling your car use a cheaper brand but if your keeping your car use ceramic pro
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Why would i wanna use something that takes the fun out of owning a car?
In Sweden a car detailer made one question on facebook: "Why do you use wax or sealant?" Then nothing more. After a week he came back and answered: "if you have clear coat on your paint you don't need anything else, the clear coat protects your paint. It's enough with a good polish".
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Originally posted by snozan View PostWhy would i wanna use something that takes the fun out of owning a car?
In Sweden a car detailer made one question on facebook: "Why do you use wax or sealant?" Then nothing more. After a week he came back and answered: "if you have clear coat on your paint you don't need anything else, the clear coat protects your paint. It's enough with a good polish".
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How did you know the other coatings only lasted 3 months?
Road grime masks the properties of any LSP. A decon wash tends to revive a coated surface.
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Originally posted by mis3 View PostIs this a DIY product or should be installled by a professional?
"No, Ceramic Pro can only be offered and applied by Nanoshine Group authorized dealers. If you’re concerned that the shop you’re working with may not be an authorized installer, we recommend checking the distributer’s website for a current list of approved operations."
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Originally posted by mis3 View PostIs this a DIY product or should be installled by a professional?
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[QUOTE=The Guz;582667]How did you know the other coatings only lasted 3 months?
Road grime masks the properties of any LSP. A decon wash tends to revive a coated surface.[/QUOTE
i tested on my own cars , all failed on bottom of wings and front doors , rear bumper . Ceramic pro hasn't failed yet
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Originally posted by The Guz View PostCeramic pro is a professional install coating. It also has to be sanded off.
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Originally posted by mis3 View PostFound it. And it is quite expensive, something like $1,700US. Below is extracted from a FAQ section of Ceramic pro site.
"No, Ceramic Pro can only be offered and applied by Nanoshine Group authorized dealers. If you’re concerned that the shop you’re working with may not be an authorized installer, we recommend checking the distributer’s website for a current list of approved operations."
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Originally posted by snozan View PostI still believe the best coating is whats already on: Clear coat, polish that and it will out preform anything
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