Are You Making This Mistake Before Applying A Ceramic Coating? Find Out Now!
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- Are You Making This Mistake Before Applying A Ceramic Coating? Find Out Now! Are you prepping your car's paint correctly before applying a ceramic coating? In this video, we dive deep into the importance of thorough paint preparation to ensure the best results.
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Absolutely. Would love to have the degreasing tabs.
Thanks Pan! I've been hesitant to apply a ceramic to my car because I was afraid of prepping it wrong. This was just what I needed!
I feel you buddy I feel you. That’s why Mr. Pan is the best explaining the process
Don’t worry too much. Most of your consumer products aren’t “lifetime”. Mess it up, at worse you wait a couple years, buff it off and start again. 😊
Great video Pan, I have been a GYEON Certified Detailer since 2015 in the UK, now also USA GYEON Certified with another business, so massive amounts of experience with GYEONS coatings,
The decreasing stage before applying a coating is critical!
I have been using the decreasing tabs for two years now since they were released to Certified Detailers,
Ths process is very effective, the solution itself is nice to use, its like washing your car with a Slick high quality shampoo,
only downside is the additional time added as of course the vehicle needs to be dried fully before you can coat, all water traps blown out and the paint given a final wipe with PREP,
it is worth the effort however as the coating can make a perfect bond with the bare paint and also much easier to apply with no oil mixing with the coating.
Interested to see what you think of the process using the degrease tabs.
Richard
Thank you, Pan! :) I used to super lazy on Saturdays and sleep until noon(if not later) Ever since I started watching your videos last year, I wake up at 7AM every Saturday and wait for your videos to be posted.... then started foaming, washing, blowing, wiping, dressing, polishing, and pretty much every kind of pampering to my car. On second though... thank a lot for ruining my relaxing Saturdays! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
very true!
Great content Pan.
This is a great message to the industry.
As mentioned if you’re using a company’s system from initial wash to coating you will obtain the best results.
Many detailers like to mix and match. Sometimes this leads to great results, other times, catastrophic failures.
Knowing what your polish leaves behind is important in knowing how to ensure that the surface is ready for coating.
A quality APC can also be used prior to the application of the panel prep. It can be as simple as spraying the APC on a towel, wiping on, and wiping off.
That's a cool tip! DIY to the rescue as always! I have a question for you guys, is using your Rinsless after a polishing step instead of APC or dishwasing liquid (I did it many times as a final wash after compounding was always my go to) also a good degrease for the paint?
I wasn't using Gold standard polish as I bought it just recently
This is the exact video I needed. Wanted to do my first ceramic/ graphene coating but was always worried about each step. Not that I don’t know how to do it but just want it to go on right the first time but needed a little more info in my head. Also I don’t always have room to do it in our shop. Thanks pan for giving more information on the process! 🔥
Post polishing, I wash, degrease with various chemicals and use Deionised water.
I dry with new towels, then do a few rounds of prep spray. There's alot more to it. Many don't realise how much work is involved to actually prep a vehicle properly.
Pan, post-polish washing works well. I ceramic coated my second vehicle a couple weeks ago. De-con'd/compounded/polished one afternoon and ran out of time to fininsh the job. Next morning, re-washed with Griot's Surface Prep foam before IPA/distilled H2O wipedown(truck sat outdoors overnight, so to remove new dust) and dried. Diamond Protech 36 went on smoothly, looks great, and has worked well through several rains since. Thanks for all the info!
I'm a Gyeon Certified Detailer and I can highly recommend just 1-step polishing your car with a DA polisher, blue or orange Lake country HDO pad and Gyeon Primer. This is a special polish made to be topped with a coating and will make application of the coating easier. Only Gyeon Prep is needed after Gyeon Primer.
Also maintenance is key. Wash your care with Gyeon Restartwash and use Gyeon CeramicDetailer of Gyeon Cure on a regular base.
When you notice water beading is getting bad then do a deepclean with Gyeon Iron and Gyeon Tar and you can always top the coating with Gyeon CanCoat. This is a great hydrophobic topper for your coating.
Question, lets say you have moderate swirls and light scratches on your car - should you 1 step polish, use gyeon prep, then gyeon primer and lastly gyeon prep again?
edit: or would gyeon primer be sufficient enough to remove the swirls and light scratches?
@@teamscoobydoo just use gyeon primer as your polish. Use it with a 21mm da machine and you will remove a lot of swirls
How long would the longevity of the coating be affected if I don’t use CanCoat, recently applied Nasiol Zr53 and it’s a minimum 3 year coating with no maintenance
I would be 1000% interested in the degreaser tabs!! Such a great idea
I agree.
Tabs a great idea, gives peace of mind
The timing of this video is perfect Pan! I bought a new vehicle in January and the weather in Southwestern Ontario looks to be getting close to start detailing. I have been saving all your videos, and making notes so I’m prepared to have a good season. Looking forward to getting my winter tires off next week and a good weather run to get started.
Another great video from one of my favorite content creators. Thanks Pan
Geyeon made dishwasher pods 😂
I like this format in explaining things in detail. 🇨🇦👍👍
I've always known that IPA solutions and panel prep sprays didn't have the degreasing power to remove waxes or sealants. That's why I always do a light polishing (not a full correction) before I apply a coating, even when the paint seems to be good condition.
Thanks for this. Great video and information as always. I'm planning on buying a car in the next few months, and will DIY ceramic coat it. I feel like I've got a plan worked out and can do it successfully, but it's great to see the steps and get these tips to help get myself ready to go for it.
Love your deep dives Pan and this deep dive is really good. I can see the act of fully ensuring the polishing oils are fully removed by using hot water and a degreaser. A lot of soaps have a sheeting protection built into them which makes me think Dawn may leave behind protection no one sees because it sheets. The drying towel would definitely have to be free from other protection left behind from previous uses. I can see companies developing a hot water system to fully ensure the paint is clean. I would if Forensic detailing comes out with a video on this subject now? Thank you for a great video and I hope everyone is well!
About two years ago I did my own prep and CSL coat on a car and it worked out great.
Despite all my research I added my own step, a second decon soap wash, right after final polish and before using Gyeon Prep.
It just seemed right to do that second decon before the Gyeon Prep.
My result, and your video here, has vindicated doing that extra step.
Yes, I definitely would love to use those tabs. I tried to do the best job possible on my paint I use I use their products all the time. I think they are the best out there.
I've applied Carpro Dquartz Go to my car last weekend, spent all day preparing the car for Dquartz. My last step after polishing was Carpro Eraser. I did two coats of Dquartz. I noticed a rainbow film and sweating effects of which you normally only experience rainbow or sweating but not both. I was pretty thorough with Eraser. It seems ok. Its nearly been a week but unfortunately, I've got caught out in the rain tbis evening. Im sure the coating is fine, but if it fails I'll polish it all off and start over. The coating isn't too badly priced but its just the hassle of all that prep. Fingers crossed 🤞 It'll be ok.
Ive had the same issue when trying to apply vinyl spray so i used dish washing liquid but now you've explained it i can see what was actually happening even though i guessed as much , thanks again
Thank you
Pan
I am not a pro, just a Diy with my cars. Usually, use a panel wipe . It will be nice to have access to the tablets for a diy.
Funny that this video came up on youtube. I just got another car prepped this way. I allways wash the car after polishing. The car gets cleaned of all dust and degreased! After that I use ofc Gyeon Prep. This is old news but new for the majority of people😅 this is the right way to do it!
Holy crap! I guess my amateur butt is more Pro than I thought!
I have always done the "Dawn Washing" right after paint corrections and blow dry. I used commercial automotive paint prep for the final step before application of coating. I'd much rather use the paint prep of the sealant manufacturer. You would think it would be the best for their particular product.
My motto is.............. Do it right! Do it once!
Hi Pan, i have been using Dr, Beasley NSP lines before ceramic coating! You also
reviewed this product. I have used it with Cerakoate professional ceramic on a 2003 Honda Accord with 405k miles. So far so good. Coating is doing great.
Last polish step with CarPro Essence (also a prep step for coating), then finally the Eraser works well.🙂👍🏻
Big thanks Pan, always great and interesting to watch your videos!😍
been sitting on my synchro evo kit for about 2 months thanks for making this!
Holy smokes I am happy to see this video I installed a gyeon coating and I had never heard of using a degreaser like this; I suspect my coating would have lasted substantially longer if I had degreased before using the IPA spray. thanks! I am excited to see if these tablets make it to the public I would love to have a dedicated tablet over a dish soap.
Gyeon let’s see some love to the little guy. Our money is just as green. Your directions are super clear to assist us in use of your products.
I use Gyeon for all my steps so for a degreasing tab would be fab! Like to use all the same brand.
Another Pan video, good day to start Saturday. Cheers
Yo Pan, Thanks for the deep dive and for sharing the info gathered during the dive. You just added another layer either with dish soap or the tablets to ensure all the oils are removed. I have followed previous instructions and these did not include an additional wash with dish washing liquid....but it all good as I rather invest 30 additional minutes of my time to ensure the customer walks away with the best possible ceramic coating application on his vehicle. I agree, it's all in the preparation; the ceramic application is straight forward. Thanks again!!
My pleasure! And just to be clear, if you are using Gyeon coatings, they clearly say in their instructions to wash the car after polishing the paint. They say, and I quote: "Always wash the car with a highly degreasing agent. Hot water and the use of a dishwashing liquid are recommended."
So Gyeon is one of those companies that understands that many paint polishes (from any brand) can leave behind residue and oils and fillers that IPA alone won't fully remove. So you'd wash, decon, machine polish, wash again with dishwashing liquid, then dry, then panel prep, then apply the coating.
@@PanTheOrganizer Appreciate the response...Thanks
Good work Pan!!! I like those deepest dive... Well, what a news... I've been using normal IPA for years on my cars even on the one with a coating. Never have durability issues fro the coating. But, that car is garage kept most of the time so I'm not a good subject. I have to do the coated car another time shortly wit CarPro CQuartz UK 3,0 & Gliss. I will definitely buy CarPro IPA and try that added washing step with dishsoap before applying the IPA prep spray. I will not go through with the utilisation of the Gyeon degreasing tabs however. Keep up the good work and keep us informed of the latest developments for that subject... Frank!
yes, lets get these tabs available to the general public!
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I have dishwashing detergent I don't think that I would buy a pod. But I love the idea of doing a strip wash, prior to using paint prep. Great video😎
About three years ago I applied Armour Shield IX on my IROC, my Silverado, and my wife's Trax. I only washed the cars and used a clay mitt--no DA polishing or any other mechanical prep or spray. The coating on my IROC continues to hold up pretty darn well--it should be noted that I only hand wash and used Turtle Wax Flex Wax as a drying agent. The Truck and Trax are in need of new coating this spring. Those two vehicles go through a car wash. I occasionaly apply a Ceramic Detail spray, though that seems to be too little too late. As for dishwashing soap, when I started driving in '77 I used Dawn. I continued to do so for may years. I did wax my cars every two or three weeks. (One of the best waxes--not by brand--was a tinted wax.) If I missed removing any of the wax, it was hard to see because the red coloring blended well with my "maroon" cars. Have a Blessed Easter, Pan.
YES! for the degreasing tabs.
I washed my vehicle again after paint correction. Then used gyeon prep one panel at a time right before applying the coating. Lol I seen after writing this that gyeon actually recommends this. I guess I did ok
Great video Pan. Looking forward to ur testing videos of this process
It would be great to get a step by step video showing how this is applied practically to a car. Love the videos!
Hi Pan! Yet another informative auto-detailing video from you! Thanks for posting!! Glad that you did this video cause I did my 1st graphene coating today! I used the Graphene Flex wax from Turtle Wax. My compound was from Meguiar's, but it worked!!! My car is gleaming!!! I think that I did everything correctly, as I rewatched several of your videos and even took notes. It took me SEVERAL hours to complete. Had to do everything by hand. Polisher broke. It wasn't a high-end one anyway... Still, I'm elated about my results!!! Exhausted. Should get great rest tonight!! Happy Easter!!!
This would be a great product for manufacturers to release for DIY detailer.
Absolutely. Would love to have the de-greasing tabs.
Yes, Gyeon Prep is a great product. That's my go-to prep spray.
I didn't know about an alkaline final wash. I did have a coating fail on me early on. I'd be very interested in the Gyeon wash tablets. Why not do everything you can to ensure a good bond after all the hard work? Good video Pan. Thank you.
Very informative video pan . Ive been installing coatings for 5 yrs now . The evo line along with a couple other brands . I was using gyeon prep polish but the recommended wait/cure time for the polish made it difficult so i switched to dr Beasley's line of polishs . No wait time . Still wipe with gyeon prep after although says no need no matter what brand of coating i use . Never have had a issue .... so far . Would love to try the tabs . They look interesting. Take care .
Would be nice to see those degrease tablets in use. Could also be used as a pre-wash for road grime.
I don’t understand why Gyeon would want to hold back on releasing a product? Thanks for the suggestions on preparing for a coating 👍✌️☮️
Yes definitely 💯 we want the degreaser tablet
Hi Pan thanks for the great and informative video. I like many other people have learned so much from your videos , i hope you have a great weekend
This is a new step in the process!!! Couldn't we use different citrus degreasers as well? Or say simple
green or just straight dawn? Then wash with a neural soap? Thanks again for the great info!!
Very timely advice, Pan! 👍
Ever since I heard Yvan mention this, I’ve thought it was more important to chemically match the panel prep to the polish/compound used rather than the ceramic coating used. All the coating wants to see is clean paint, and it’s the polish manufacturer that knows what oils and fillers they use and how to best remove them.
I think what we need to see are some polishes/compounds intended to be followed up with a coating, meaning they contain easily removable components.
Thank you. DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish is designed to prep for a coating.
@@diydetailofficialDIY does have a complete line, all chemically matched which is all the more reason to use it!
Thanks for another great video. Happy Easter to you and your family Pan.
Awesome video and content good friend
Pan are you going to have any updates regarding cerakote
Hoping to see a video on the best ceramics based on preferences. Meaning this one gives you most shine, this one has best water beading, this one has the most protection, etc. Obviously based on what you’ve experienced cause I know that’s a crazy question answer but can never find a video on this
Great video Pan. The tablets from Gyeon are a very good idea and would be worth the little bit of extra time it takes i think. Hopefully they do release to everyone.
Good day, I think that if the degreasing tablets are so good they should sell them for everyone and if Gyeon doesn't want them, any product manufacturer should take note....
Bring on the tabs, it’s to good to not offer and enhance your product
Thanks Pan for another great video
Very informative
Just got some of the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Graphene Paste Wax! Will be using the Turtle Wax Hybrid Graphene Infused Flex Wax as a topper for it going forward!! ❤😍❤😍 that stuff!!!
Phoenix EOD FOR THE WIN!
Cool. So now the debate can begin. Is Dawn, or Palmolive, or Meyer’s Clean Day, or Ivory, or some specialty brand like Seventh Generation the best dish soap? Do some include additives that are worse than others? And now you’re touching the vehicle MORE after the paint correction step. Once for the dish soap wash, again to dry the vehicle, and once for the prep spray wipe, so is there now more opportunity to introduce new scratches and marring?!? 😂 Whole new rabbit hole to go down. Thanks Gyeon!
Gyeon really needs to release all their products to the US community. It's absurd this day and age that they have certified only coatings and products.
It's to protect the Pro detailers. But I get what you mean
@MarcYanOfficial pro detailers shouldn't need to be protected by Gyeon. Their WORK should be protection enough. If you're running a business and can't compete with people doing DIY, then you're really not that good of a business, or not worth what you think you are.
gyeon certified detailers are more advanced than DIY detailers, lol u can’t give everyone high end products that are not easy to use. It’s to protect GYEON, not the detailers
@charliewhite9265 the application instructions for their certified only coatings are even simpler than even Can Coat. Just stop.
EXACTLY! It's no different than the hair industry @@charliewhite9265 the best of hair dye can only be purchased by pro's and that's why us gals pay north of $250 at the stylist! The $14.99 box at the drug store will fry ur hair over time
I would love for Gyeon to release this to the enthusiast market. I would use it when applying coatings.
I am trying to convince them to make the tabs available to the general public. 👍🏻
Great and important video Pan. Also, I would like to be able to buy Gyeon degrease tabs. Cheers
This was really interesting. For my own car, I polished, then washed again with Adams strip wash. I like the idea of the degreasing tabs. The thought of using dishwashing liquid still makes me cringe.
Very informative and practical information Pan. Thank you for all your well versed videos for us that and we always looking forward to your chanel. I am confused which one would I used for my ceramic coat. If you could help me decide which one to use. The Gtechniq CSL- EXO V5 or the Adam’s advanced graphene? Your feedback will always be greatly appreciated. Thanks Pan!
Hi Pan,
Great video, as always! It is a great reminders of the step to take.
I would definitely would like to have the degreaser from Gyeon!
I have to redo my Ceramic coating on my car, so would had been nice to have it.
I am going from GParency to Duraslic Extreme DS 1500 that gives me a better result.
I'd use the degrease tabs if they were available!
Another great video Pan!!
I would just follow what the brand I will use says is needed. I do practice though the 1 brand thru-out the entire process. Try Palmolive dish washing liquid. I find it better than dawn
I understand the theory behind the wash with dish soap before coating but there is a heck of a lot of vehicles that have been ceramic coated with just using a prep spay and those coated vehicles seem to be doing just fine. So I'm not being cynical but I have used Gyeon Prep spray numerous times and the ceramic is still on the vehicles I've done. The extra wash and rinse will now have to added into the labor costs.
Hello Pan.
Your video is spot on as I finished today the polishing on my car with CarPro Reflect and I'll apply tomorrow Geyon Mohs Evo.
I was thinking washing the car with Reset to remove the polish dust and oil. Then dry and use Erase just before coating.
What do you think ?
Thank you.
I usually just add a bit of degreaser to my ipa wipe but I have a new citrus solvent we got in that I'm going to try mixed with IPA on a car we have in the shop
Great tips pan. I will be prepping my New 2024 BMW 540i next weekend and will use Dawn dishwashing soap after I Paint correction with the DA polisher. Will coat the car with Armour Ceramic Coating which should arrive next week. Finger crossed Armour lasts longer than Gyeon Mohs Evo which is on my other vehicles. So far my favorite and longest-lasting have been the Ceracote Ceramic Coating which they pulled from the shelves, and can no longer be purchased on their website. All the Naysayers out there who failed to follow Ceracotes instructions sabotaged a great product.
I’m going to try it next weekend also. I’m going to use a brand new wash mitt for the dawn wash. I would hate to have some grit trapped in one of my other mits and micro scratch the freshly polished surface 🫠 Which also makes me think I should use a new drying towel. I’m sure the surface is going to be hard to dry with zero hydrophobics on the surface.
@@epap1375 Good idea. God only knows that paint correction with a DA is a PIA!!
Another super informative video Pan. What are your thoughts on ensuring no dust on the surface? I keep my detail area very clean but I'm wondering about blowing air or something like the
COLORCORAL Cleaning Gel ?
Yo Pan, Great video, excellent new info. The tabs are really interesting however the dish water wash is even better information and tip due to the cost. I believe we have an obligation to do our share to reduce the cost of these processes so that ore people can join in the car detailing while keeping our eyes on the end result as opposed to the significant number of items offered by most companies....Just saying. Thanks for the dish water soap tip, I will be trying and testing this. 😉
Wow great video and perfect timing!! Me and my guy at shop have had 3 coating fail that we did all the proper steps and we are wondering what happened all 3 cars have acid rain in clear that we had to heavy cut out and re coat!! Me and my associate are wondering what happened
Hi Pan, Yvan recommends using his rinseless wash and panel prep simultaneously before ceramic coating. Since you introduced me to this world of car detailing I value your opinion. Also as you say Yvan has a lifetime in this as you do. Dish liquid, DIY rinseless wash, or panel prep tabs if I could get them. Is one method better than the other? Or either one is fine? Thank you as always for what you do, it really is greatly appreciated.
DIY here: *I did this as I couldn’t spend all day on my car so had to break it up*.
What if you decon washed and paint corrected but then applied the coating on a different day (but on this day of coating you did another decon wash and IPa prior to applying the coating ?)
I feel this would be a great way to ensure the clear coat is free of said oils / fillers ect ?
I always those it was odd not to wash post polish. I personally use Bilt Hamber pre wash as it is a great degreaser.
Going to have to wait until after pollen season again.
Yeah, I left my red car outside one night and the next morning it was yellow!🤪🤪🤪
same here and most time after done hot as hell then lol
Hi. Thanks for this great explanation. I have a question. I coated my 3 years old polestar 2 and I think coating is the best thing ever. However, I think the best way is to coat the car once it’s new right after delivery. I was wondering if you still need to polish a car that just came out of the factory. Thx
Hi Pan, I've been watching your videos for the last couple of years now, I'm 20 and plan on opening a detail shop in the garage of my new house, I just have one question, what drain do you use for the Garage, I do construction but I just can't figure out what you use, if you see this thanks man, I love you!
Yes would love to be able to try the tabs!
Definitely interested in a prep was solution. Make the tabs!!! LOL
totally off topic but have you done a vid on detailing sealt belts? I just bought a Mercedes GLK and it must have been owned by a family with kids because sealt belst in reat are crazy dirty but I've never seen a vid on specifically that?...Best, Steve USA
The de-grease tap would be great to have available.
I tried a lot of paint polishes, and had installation issues with a coating, the only one that doesn't has this issue is Menzerna, i always prep with 99% IPA or Cromax 3920 S Degreaser. I never had any issues. Keep your humidity under 55% and 18-20°C .
Thank me later
Great video and very informative. My son is waiting on his brand new car to arrive and we plan on coating it ourselves. Is there any special or specific considerations with prep of a brand new car as far as applying the coating?
Thanks Pan, I wonder if that's what happened with the Cerakote launch? Not many people using dish soap to remove the residue oils?
Another good informative video thank you, but so many stages to create a near perfect situation, here in the uk probably would never get that amount of dry weather to complete it without it raining 😊unless your inside I guess, Great products but are companies creating there opt out clause for a coating not to last the time estimated to last?? Unless you use their own specifically designed products!!
I would like to know, if you do all the chemical decontamination. And then use a clay towel. I want to use DYI stacked ceramic. And my polishing I want to using Doc Beasley’s nano polish. Do I need to use DYI panel prep after using the Dr Beasley? Before adding my coating. Because from what I’ve heard you don’t have to panel prep after using Doc Beasley’s Nono polish. Or if I panel prep do I use Doc Beasley panel prep
So even your homemade IPA recipe, is enough to remove anything left over from the dishwashing wash step? I’ve never had any trouble with it before. I don’t mind using the dishwashing method just want to assure there is nothing left.
I have a question and luckily it aligns perfectly with this video. I have purchased a brand new Subaru and the dealership told us they put a ceramic coating with a “6 year warranty “. After the first rain it was on just a factory paint job. No real hydrophobic effect at all. It beads but just sits there. I called and they had no problem applying it but told me I can stop by any sunny day and it will only take around “30-40 minutes”. This does not sound like enough time to prep and apply correctly. Should I trust them or just take care of it myself?
They were wanting to sell you a warm, fuzzy feeling. Probably on the salesman training topic printout. Their pay and employment is based on selling vehicles using whatever snake-oil sales pitch will work on a particular customer. They just repeat talking points that generate feelings of magic beans and fairydust for those attracted to such things.
big mistake buying ceramic coatings from stealership
Gyeon must release the tabs and if they do will let get them in the UK.
De mon côté j'utilise deux IPA différents. Premier passage au Eraser et deuxième passage à l'alcool pure dilué. Je devrais faire le test ensuite en passant l'eau si ça beed encore!
Great stuff. One thing I do not hear enough about, is what actually happens if the surface is not prep'd perfectly? Does the coating just fail and you might have to redo it in a year or two? Or does it look horrible like flake/get cloudy/damage?
I am getting ready to do a brand new car, so I really do not want to go at it with polish to be honest. I am thinking of doing everything except that.
If you don't prep the surface properly, the coating certainly won't last as long and will not perform as it's supposed to. It won't look bad on the surface though.
A new car is never new until it's properly detailed.
- at the factory, the paint defects are often corrected quickly by rotary polishing which can leave marks and holograms, so polishing corrects those, before you lock that in long term with a ceramic coating for example.
- vehicles are then transported by truck, train and boat so they are exposed to the elements, industrial fallout, brake dust, rail dust, etc
- vehicles are often left at boat docks (when transported by boat) or in exterior parking lots for weeks or months, again being exposed to the elements
- at the dealership, the vehicles are almost always poorly prepped using the same dirty water that was used for all the cars on a given day, and poor washing and drying methods leading to swirls and scratches
- at the dealership, a layer of cheap wax or paint sealant is usually applied to attempt to make the paint glossy prior to delivery. It's crucial to remove any previous protection before you apply a ceramic coating, as coatings need to bond directly to a virgin clear coat.
If you only plan on applying a regular carnauba wax or paint sealant though, you could decide to skip machine polishing, as those protectants can be applied over existing protection and it's not as crucial to prep the paint as well.
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@@PanTheOrganizer thanks very informative, great stuff. I will watch some more videos. :)
Pan, i would love your opinion: if its brand new car, how do you feel about using just a polish compound with medium cut pad? or medium cut compound with polish pad?