Considering a Ceramic Coating? Watch this First!
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- Ceramic coatings are becoming a more prevalent paint protection option for many automobile owners. They are a great way to protect your paint as they make the paint much easier to clean and keep the paint looking glossy. They also only need to be reapplied after a few years rather than a few months
Before having a coating installed or doing it yourself, give this video a watch.
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Can you please tell the post ceramic coating pre-cautions and special care?
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I can't speak for the others but one thing I've found out is a person that always has a dirty car is only looking to get a coating thinking he won't have to do anything and his car is gonna be spotless. Unfortunately, those are the people that I turn away. I have a great product but you still have to spend some time rinsing in ff and whipping off. Always use a micro fiber towel. And after about a year if you see areas where the water start to beads. It's time to do a wash that I'm sure everyone has. It cleans the paint and also has a lite cc eramic pp roprty to it so it brings back the shine you had before
You should be properly hand washing a daily driven car every week or every other week regardless of wether it is coated or not.
Should I go through the same process for applying ceramic coating on a brand new car?
I’m in New York City. Who can I go to to get a Great job done
I just bought acetone and it came in a plastic jug. In fact, I have paint thinner and mineral spirits all bought in plastic containers. Even battery acid came in a plastic bottle.
And even Nitric acid
Thank You very much for clearing my doubt to find a proper ceramic coating for my car. Now I know "Only buy the real ceramic packed in glass bottle or container nor the plastic container" but before watching this session I have bough a 9H Ceramic Coating in a metal container, hope its works equally well
Thank you Nick for the easily explainable video.
Awesome Video Nick and Matt! Very professional you guys ROCK! You know we are big fans of your work! We will be back again we are hooked! 😀
Awesome! Thank you!
Excellent video and information. In Vancouver where I live Ceramic Pro has different levels of ceramic coating service. One that lasts one year and then 2 more levels of coating protection with the highest level lasting 5 to 7 years. All very very pricey indeed. Almost the cost of a good used SLK!
Hey guys! I am a local detailer in Bloomington, I specialize in ceramic coatings and paint correction as well. Just wanted to reach out and say I think you guys do great work! The videos are awesome and I'm glad there are other knowledgeable detail companies in the area like yourselves! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for sharing!
Can you use  commercial car wash after having this applied?
@@alanlanctot7369absolutely not. If you have a ceramic coating and want to maintain it, wash it by hand. If you don’t care enough about your paint to wash it the right way, then I think a ceramic coating would be a waste of money for you. If you want to use automatic car washes, just get a polish at the absolute maximum. If you do care, and you don’t know how to wash correctly, just look up any car washing videos and follow what they say
Thanks for the recommendation Chris!
Been on the fence about this for a while now,great video thanks!
alsooooo you're a natural Nick! Make as much content as you can as often as you can!
Getting back on the horse this summer!
WOW, so very informative! many thanks for this information, especially those plastic spray bottles and their claims.
It is the wild west out there! We are doing our best to dispel some myths!
Good information! Actually listening to a professional, makes all the difference in the world!
Excellent tutorial, thank you for explaining the process of ceramic coating....
Thank you for the detailed info on this product. Been considering this for my ES.👍🏽
You will enjoy it if you do!
Great video guys! Love the quality footage and editing. Good info too on ceramic coatings.
Thank you Team 512!
Thank you I really need the information.
Thank you for the information. I was thinking about having a ceramic coating put in my car. I now know what to look for.
Youre welcome!!
Love this! Great explanations. Education is so important because our field is riddled with misinformation.
Exactly right, we hear all kinds of things as coatings become more popular. It is more and more important to educate. Thanks for watching!
Pretty much the entire internet is riddled with misinformation on every topic on the internet! It has become a real cess pool.
I washed and spray wax my car every week do I need ceramic coating?
I'm kinda sick of guys trying to sell sell sell products after product....they're driven by money, not by common sense or what works best
Thank you for explaining clear, simple and professionally with no messing around like a six year spoilt brat with most other videos I’ve watched👍🏼....
That was the idea, thanks for watching!
Excellent video with no bull just simple info
Thank you!
This was very informative. Thank You
Thanks for real videos and not ones hyping up detailer sprays claiming to be glass coatings..
I do this process only when I purchase a new vehicle, I'll clean and Clay it, then buff polish and then add a real ceramic coating or paint sealant and buff again after curing. also not always but most of the time, good products cost a more and come in glass bottles with the exact amount of ingredients on them.. Tip.. Don't cheap out and remember to do your research before you waste your time and money. Keep up the great videos
Thanks for watching Stephen! Appreciate the support
You’ve spoke the truth about Ceramic coatings ! Even tho when properly applied they’re durable they aren’t the body armor some people say. I’ve never used Modesta, can’t find the classes needed to be able to purchase but I have used Gtechniq, Adams and Car Pro. All good products when applied properly! Good video!
That is true to an extent. I have an industrial strength coating that when it cures it will take a beaten. We have it on the decks of many offshore oil wells. They battle corrosion to the amount of about 7 million. A year per site. We have saved them hundreds ofillioms
what if you just want it for a new color? is it good? i have a 2008 corolla s thats a red shininess color and when it got fixed at a shop they left a few marks where i guess the color came off in some spots and just wanted to cover those spots and was looking for painting car but ive been wanting to do it for a while anyways not just bc of this reason.
@@fitness.hanna.579 if I'm following your question, you are wondering if you can do ceramic coating rather than touch up paint spots? If so, from everything I've seen, the ceramic coating will not take care of that problems. Good luck.
Will be my frist time in doing this proccess .
Awesome info sir. Thank you
Awesome explanation!
Thank you! We wanted to get across the key details without getting people lost in the finer points. Hard to do as a detailer but we think we hit the balance. More in the works, thanks for watching!
Just watched this video from start to finish and I wrote down an entire page full of notes which makes me feel more confident on doing my FIRST ever ceramic coating for a customer... I have done plenty of 3 stage cut, wax polishes in my 2 full years since I started my detailing business in Maple Ridge, BC..
I have made a brand new contact that has agreed to rent me out his 60 foot long bay at his shop for $60 CAD per day amd my time has finally arrivced to do my FIRST CERAMIC COATING JOB... seems fairly straight forwards and I wouldn't be super nervous if it was just like a 2015 Ford Mustang or something like that... but nope.. my FIRST CERAMIC COATING IS FOR A BRAND NEW, 2020 LAMBORGINI which I was in such disbelif to even ask what kinda of Lambo it was.
So I would really like to say Thank you for posting this video and keeping your explanations as clear as they were. I will report back next week after the job is complete to either share the positive news.. or to share the link to my Go Fund Me page to help me raise enough money for the damages I may inflict on this brand new lambo lol! Wish Me Luck Fam!
Thanks for watching! We are wishing you all the best in your new endeavor. Definitely one heck of a car to start with. Our video is pretty high level, take a look at this video for some more detailed instructions and tips: th-cam.com/video/MYdfgTdz0dQ/w-d-xo.html
Howd it go?
@@CheltzyBunny crushed it! This video helped the entire way!
"If it comes in a plastic bottle it's not real ceramic coating"
Me who just spent an hour applying Turtle Wax Ceramic Coating from a plastic bottle: "Aww FFS, NOW I find out! 🤦🏾♂️"
...yeah, but you loved doing it and I bet it looks amazing. Great job!
Hahaha... same with me, am using Meguiars Ceramic Wax Spray.
Did the turtle on my '04 and it's WAY etter than wax; don't believe everything.
I'm happy with the Mothers brand. Was $15. and made my 10yo van shine like new.
Thank you, that helps the consumer search for the reputable detailers
You bet! Thanks for watching
Thanks for this valuable information. Just been asked by the dealer if I want this service. Looks good to me.
Great info. Thank you. I had my new 2019 Porsche Cayenne ceramic coated 15 months ago. I interviewed 4 shops before landing on one in the Charleston SC area that specializes in mods and body work on high end sports cars. The price was the highest (none were cheap), but the owner explained in great detail about the prep and why they apply the coating in a downdraft paint booth. No one else used a booth. He explained that the dust control, along with temp and humidity control gave his process a better, more consistant result. Also the lighting in the booth aids the process. The tech can see the surface better. I did all the paint, glass including the panoramic sunroof, all plastic, brake calipers, and wheels while removed from the vehicle. I also had high-end Air-80 tent added to front w/s and the sunroof, along with an excellent tint on the other glass. Cost $2,800. Still extremely hydrophobic and high gloss, even parking outside 10 hours a day at work constantly. He reapplied front windshield ceramic and tint after a replacement. I think that was $300 or $350. I will never own another new car without ceramic treating the vehicle.
Ken Fickling Name the shop & address
Radhakrishnan Muthusundaram
Platinum Automotive
7229 Cross County Rd
N Charleston, SC 29418
843-852-5244
Ricky and his father are the owners.
$2800 is not bad for SUV
@@kenf9617 nice. Any updates?
I agree I rather pay more and have it done in a proper facility. It's an investment for people who takes much care of their vehicle.
Most people are applying water that is mixed with a wax gel and don't even know it. They're buying $0.25 of material, the bottle and cap cost the most. LOL!
Very valuable information thanks
Huge help thank you.
I've found that Turtle Waxs Flex wax to be very good. It has Teflon and lasts a long long time and very high gloss.
BS!!!!! Ceramic coating is the only option
@@PKperformanceEU you realize for the price people are charging for ceramic coatings i can bring my car up to the autobody shop and have a entire layer of clear coat sprayed on it right?
I used turtle wax and it kept my paint like new and shining for many years. But you have to use turtle wax once a month for best results.
@@PKperformanceEUthe price is already in a different category,stfu pls..no one is stopping you from using the usual concentrated ceramic coating..people have preference.
Love the video. I have a Patton on a ceramic coating line of products and ours comes in 3 different ways. 1 is our surface prep. It's is an acidic chemical that eats away at the paint loosening up any oils and dirt' stuck in. Then we make a pre coat that is actually 15 different sizes of ceramics which fills in everything leaving a level surface to apply the final coating. Once we are done we apply the ceramic coating and dependi g on the customers choice of gloss ,high gloss, or semi. Once applied it is given a 1 year full warranty on product and labor. However, in the 8 years of business I have never had to do anything twice. Finally I leave them with a half gallon of my yearly shampoo that is used at the first appearance of fading. It not only fills in any micro scratches but also contains 15 different sizes of glass ceramics and gives another layer of shine that will be fine for another year. If your in those areas of high sun and humidity you need a ceramic coat to keep your cars paint looking better than the day it crossed the assembly line
I want some!
a Patton like General Patton?
If you really did have a patent I'm sure you'd know how to patent by now ..fool
Very good video!!!
Thanks
Man again great review. Thank you!
Thanks for making this video. Very informative. So I've never had a vehicle that has a brand new factory paint job until now. I was wondering does a coating still work as well if my car isn't garage kept. I live in the Tampa/ St. Pete area and I found a place that uses ceramic pro 9H but I dont know how to tell if that coating is actually good. Any suggestions?
Thanks for a quick overview of ceramic coatings.
I have a couple of questions :
1. Any suggestions for Boston area?
2. Does a clear bra go under the coating or is it applied after the coating?
3. What does lifetime warranty mean for ceramic coatings?
4. Can ceramic coating be corrected if minor scratches appear? What about deep scratches?
Not all ppf's are ceramic coating friendly and honestly, you dont need to ceramic coat a ppf.
Videos such as this is very helpful for those that don't know much about ceramic coasting, and only get them to follow trends. You have some some vidoes out there that promote their products as a magic pill and can prevent various damages such as fire. Like who in their right mind is going to set their car on fire to test a product.
100% we cannot stand the flint tests and lighter tests, so many gimmicks and shady advertising out there. We are trying to dispell the myths created by these companies and represent the coatings for the true great long lasting protection they provide.
Very interesting video, thanks.
Misit a step after polishing you must use a IPA wipe down to remove any polish oils, lol :) well done, so many people would have missed this step thus the coating will not stick and flash properly lol :)
Yes this is a high level overview for first time coating buyers, not meant to be a detailed instructional video but we may do one sometime. Ipa wipe certainly after polishing.
What is an IPA wipe?
Also, what kind of polish do you recommend using before using the IPA wipe?
hi, i am an auto body painter in nigeria, this is something i am considering adding to make my finishin top notch. pls how can i get details on the best products to buy and the best way to apply it.
Make sure the paint is cured first. 30 days
Excellent video
Man, that is very helpful thank you!
Great video. Having no music would be better. Also, post-application care would be awesome to see.
Great video
Amazing info thank you
Thanks for watching!
This would be hilarious if it wasn't such a scam. If people knew anything about the finish coating that is applied to most cars now, they would understand how advanced automotive coatings (paint) has become. There will ALWAYS be those wanting to sell you some product that they CLAIM will give you some added benefit. Of course keeping the surface of your vehicle clean is best to help maintain it looking good and even a polish/cleaner/wax from time to time extends the clean time, but when I watch this it reminds me of the old days of new car dealer undercoating! 🤣
Except ceramic coating like the one in this video is not a scam. The difference between factory paint and a properly applied ceramic coating is stunning.
Second that. I have been detailing cars since I was a kid and it's not even close to what I do for a living. I have never made a dollar doing it. Ceramic coating is the best thing that has come around in years. It keeps it very very shiny, dirt does not stick to it very well at all, and water spots are greatly reduced
Dude this is 100% legit. I'm guessing you've never heard of ceramic coating? My buddy owns a detail shop and they charge 1500$ for a ceramic coat that lasts 10 Years. This isn't a wax.
@@Dustinfightsdemons 🤣🤣 "DUDE" So over charging for something makes it "legit"? 😂 And btw exactly how do you know it lasts 10 years???? The coatings used on new cars today is so advanced and durable that adding this so-called ceramic layer is unnecessary.
@@laverdadesmejor Also claiming it lasts 10 years is a scam already lol. I bet you, that coat's gone after a few washes. No coat is going to last you a year unless you maintain it like every 3 months.
Excellent informative video
Thanks, some good information.
Appreciate the advice
You bet!
Thank you
You bet!
Excellent explanation
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful
Nice job Nick
Thank you!
thank you for this informative video
Glad it was helpful!
Great explanation
Thanks!
thanks for the info
Great job
Nice video. I'm glad to see you're wearing a mask. Almost no one does. BUT - Plastics do resist solvents. Notice all of the lids on all of those glass bottles are plastic. I wouldn't judge a product by the bottle. Acetone, paint thinner, alcohol, xylene - they all come in plastic bottles.
Awesome video , just did my supra
Nice, enjoy it!
I just had my all black mustang done by tint pro's platinum in the twin cities. They knocked it out if the park. So happy and it looks amazing.
Great Video, this really helped a lot!!! I live in Bowie, MD which is close to D.C. are there any businesses around that area that you recommend?
Great video thank you for the information. Would love to have you do my cars.
Reach out at detailpeoria@gmail.com anytime!
Amazing.
Great video! Thanks for posting. I’m in Grand Rapids Michigan and just purchased a Toyota 4Runner and would love help locating a reliable source to apply a ceramic top coat. With the research I did prior to purchasing my 4 runner i realize underbody rust can be an issue. What would be the best undercoating and would you have a suggestion on where in my area I could get that done.
very helpful! If you're adding a decal to your car... get the decal 1st!!!! You'll waste your money if it is already coated because it's not going to stick long term. I made sure to contact both my decal and my ceramic locations ahead of time.
Exactly, ceramic coatings dont want things to stick to them. So if you do want something to stick, better put it on first!
Thank you for the video and info. I'm looking for a reputable installer in Columbus, Ohio. Any recommendations?
Of all the videos detailing and protestants of any sort you are the only one that explained A ceramic coating can not be in a plastic bottle and why
Thanks for watching!
Nice info, great video T.Y.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome share, Southwestern Ontario connection you may suggest anyone?
Very impressive finish!
Great video. Any suggestions for a reputable place in Northern California? Ty
I was unaware of that last step where you need to sort of bake it on with those heat lamps, that looks like something you would need to really keep an eye on and maybe have a laser thermometer on hand for so you dont over heat the paint. yes the hype is off the scale on this treatment, my drive through car wash "offers" it LOL.
Awesome explanation. Any recommendations on a installer in Southern California (Orange country)?
Great channel. I look forward to seeing you grow.
Great video and production. Easy subscription. Thanks guys!
Thank you for the support!
@@detailpeoria Of course and big ups to @Chicago Auto Pros for suggesting your video. I'll be checking out both of your videos for weeks.
Very helpful video, thanks! As I am far away from Peoria, I have no idea how to find a "reputable" shop (am near Portland and Mcminnville, OR)
Great, informative video. Thanks! Any info on a professional installer in Mid-coast Maine.
Great video - really clear explanation! Any recommendations for the DC/MD area?
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Great Video. Very helpful. I'm in UK thinking of using Zirconite. Is this OK or is there a coating I should look for? Thank you
Great video awesome video.
The only thing I would like to ad is that after detailing countless cars of all ages you have to be careful with the clay bar and polishing stage especially with older cars painted in lacquer. I use iron off but ad car clean soapy water with my clay bar and on some cars I’ve spot polished the areas I think need it and in some cases I’ll do that by hand because the power buffer is more aggressive!
What a good one to use
We love gtechniq csl and gyeon mohs for diy users
Thanks for the well explained video👍 I'm considering e ceramic coating on my Tesla model 3, and I'm thinking about getting it done at my local detailer. They have a certificate for "Qjutsu" and the treatment comes with a 5 year warranty. Should I go for it, if the product/brand is good?👍 Know nothing about it🙃
Love this video… I’m in the Detroit area looking to get my freshly painted classic car done and my 3 year old Jeep grand Cherokee done any suggestions?
Really great video. I live in winter park Florida any good companies here
Watch til the end! Thank you!
Great video. I have a new car on order and I'm contemplating adding a ceramic coating. I have heard to tell the dealer to NOT wash it prior to accepting delivery, but do you have any other tips to share? Also, I live in Orange County, CA any establishments that I should seek out for my coating?
I’m going to use Xzylon. Hope that’s a good one. There’s so many. I found a good detailer and that’s what he uses.
We dont have any experience with that but at the end of the day, finding a detailer you trust with the work, and reputation to back it up is what you need.
Thank You , I wanted to do the coating for my 6 Lamborghini and 4 Ferraris and 3 Porsches
Bicycle too...😂😂😂😂
Good video I came here because a dealer was trying to force me to get a ceramic coating on a new car I was going to order I'm not going to pay them extra up charge of $1,500 I'd rather get car washes once a week for five years
Thanks for info. Generally, what is the cost of application? Can you recommend a professional in the Syracuse, NY area?
Hi dear thanks allot , pls the best product from your experience
Thank again
Modesta coatings are the best imo
Do you have any recommendations on installers in the 22030 zip code (or outlying areas)? Great video, and thanks in advance.
Good explanation.
if after applying the coating and left the product dry without buffing off the excess what will happen
I love it so much ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Detail Peoria Love the videos. Can you recommend anyone in the Los Angeles area? I’m in the 91302 zip code. Looking to interview 3 to 5 ceramic specialists. Thank you in advance. inthbiz@gmail.com
Great video any recommendations for reputable dealer in AlbanyNew York.
Informative
Hello, Thanks for this very informative video. I recently (12-13-20) purchased a 2020 Lexus LS 500 and would like to protect it beyond the typical waxing every so often. Is it possible to recommend a reputable installer in the San Francisco Bay area? Thanks again!