Thank you and if your looking to put on like a ceramic coating of some type it’s recommended to buff out and thoroughly clean the entire panel prior to applying the ceramic coating. Ceramic coatings are like it’s own thin clear coat from my I understanding. However as long as it’s not fresh paint I would recommend buffing and then put on your wax or ceramic coating or whatever you choose to help protect the clear coat.
@@michaelm3381 ya with the age of the paint I would put some coating on top of it since the clear could use as much help as it can. I’m sure it will look great
@@eyecandycreations7463 not a ceramic coating. I bought the correcting cream and finishing sealant from griots garage, and then I just bought a new wax. I was just wondering the order of using everything. Waxing last or finishing sealant last.
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Good fix! Not to hijack, but when detailing a car, after buffing, should I wax and then use a sealant, or is it the other way?
Thank you and if your looking to put on like a ceramic coating of some type it’s recommended to buff out and thoroughly clean the entire panel prior to applying the ceramic coating. Ceramic coatings are like it’s own thin clear coat from my I understanding. However as long as it’s not fresh paint I would recommend buffing and then put on your wax or ceramic coating or whatever you choose to help protect the clear coat.
@@eyecandycreations7463 great, I appreciate it. Trying to make my black Firebird look better.
@@michaelm3381 ya with the age of the paint I would put some coating on top of it since the clear could use as much help as it can. I’m sure it will look great
@@eyecandycreations7463 not a ceramic coating. I bought the correcting cream and finishing sealant from griots garage, and then I just bought a new wax. I was just wondering the order of using everything. Waxing last or finishing sealant last.
@@michaelm3381 well I’m not familiar with those products but I would read up a little on the sealant but I would say do the wax last