absolutely 💯 truth. apply just enough for full and even coverage and that's it. also waiting too long after application is another mistake most make. they think that the longer it stays on the surface the longer it'll last but that's not true. most of these new coatings bond to the clean dry clear coat in seconds so there's no need to wait 5 10 minutes before wipe off. 1 minute is more than enough time for it to bond. whatever you wipe off is only the solvent left on the top layer. get it on and get it off easy and stress free not worrying about high spots because you waited too long. Iyvan will always tell it like it is. no bs 💪
Absolutely true and important. Do small sections and wipe off the coating almost immediately after applied, as soon as it flashes (rainbow effect). If you wait too long, it is almost impossible to remove the flash and you end up with a very dull, flat finish. Seriously, in warm temperatures, one minute is usually plenty of time to wait before buffing it off.
The number 1 complaint I see is people not being able to clear off the Ceramic coating because they failed to CLEAN - hand wash their vehicles then use a Clay Bar to remove all the containments imbedded in the clear coat ! If the vehicle isn't clean don't use a Ceramic Coating.
How do I know that the 2nd layer of coating is genuinely bonding to the 1st layer….without partially or fully removing/disrupting/damaging that 1st layer?
Hello DIY!!!! Love the channel. I’m having a had time figuring out on picking the 3,5,8 year. Also I have zero choice when I pick the coating I want I am a DIY I have to do this outside don’t have a garage or canopy. I have a 2019 F150 paint is like glass and in excellent condition and doesn’t require any paint correction. When I do how many bottles do I need for my truck? I also have to coat a new Tesla white I haven’t had a chance to inspect the paint on wyet I already have the GS polish and incredible suds. Recommendation? Thank you
If you act soon enough ( we have a limited quantity sale at the moment) you can get the 3 year for free when you buy the 8 year. The truck you should be able to easily do with 1 bottle, the Tesla you should be able to do 2 with a bottle. Have a look at this video th-cam.com/video/xTR7Itxob1c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eYUs04Av_J9vff2v
I was a detailer for many years starting in the 70’s. I remember the person who trained me saying “the more you put on, the more you have to take off”.
Yvan, just bought your red foam applicator. I’ve used the applicator from Roar, do you think it’s possible to use the red one with any coating? I’m only using your coating now but I do have a stock of others that I have to finish up first.
Did he just wipe whatever product he was wiping on the body..... to the glass? Or is he just wiping the car? If not i wanna know what product is ok for the body AND the glass....
Yea I learned that a few years ago. You only really need to do more than usual when you’re first priming the pad. Of than that I just put a light strip down the middle of applicator and that’s enough. Way harder to level and remove when the panel is over saturated.
How long after a coating can I park the car outside, assuming high humidity weather, but no rain? And how long after a coating can I start parking the car in the rain?
I hear different opinions whether or not the paint has to be corrected. Does it have to have all the scratches out of the paint in order to apply ceramic?
@@diydetailofficial most definitely. You guys know how it’s done. I’ve seen videos of people literally pouring the bottle straight onto the paint and laying it on too thick, then I’ve seen some people use like 5 drops to do a hood lol.
Are you referring to a one time single coat or take your time multiple coats. I need to redo my car the spray on like water coat was terrible from the dealer and would like to do it properly. It was a brand new car with 4 miles on it. The job they did made the car worse
can admit i was lazy and didnt bother with how much i applied although i didnt mind as i was ceramic coating vinyl wrap with cerakote and i was replacing the vinyl soon the main thing i was seeing is how well it beads how long ittl last etc i did my bonnet and trunk the bonnet i wiped down the surface and used a clay mitt and then iso alc after jsut to be abit thorough and the trunk i just wiped down with water and soap, i have a few high spots on the trunk and some particles under it i know now why we need clean and how much it shows and glad i cleaned my bonnet as the bonnet looks perfect while the trunk looks forever wet in some spots lmao
Also what happened with me and my Sonax is that I let it on too long and then it left streaks and 5 months after it’s still there and I’m not getting it away completely any tips on this too?
When you see it smearing all over the paint and your towel starts to just get bogged down with product to the point where it s becoming difficult to spread the coating during the towel pass (more broadly speaking for all coatings not ours but you get the idea)
@@diydetailofficial I've done testing and two layers on the hood and roof always out lasts a single layer. I'm sure it depends on the coating but the two I tested both did a lot better with two layers on the top side of the vehicle
as a non-professional who does it maybe once a year.. i rather make my life a little harder buffing off and wasting a little bit of product than to get a subpar outcome because i've applied to little i'm aware and fine with that because i'm not using the entire bottle anyway and next time i'll use a fresh new one because i don't trust an opened 1year old product
@@diydetailofficial i'm very thorough with the buff. so far i haven't had any issues also what for me personally worked best is a regular thick microfiber cloth instead of the suede one.. these are a nightmare to buff off coating with imo.
Its the first time I heard someone said that removing Ceramic Coating its difficult, no body shows that on the videos. FlightShield its really tough to remove. If you apply too much Ceramic Coating you will have a really hard and stressfull day
Spend a little bit of time on forums. People who have never done it and dont remove it properly leave their cars looking crazy, theres literally endless examples of people who had a hard time removing/leveling their coating because of improper towel usage, applying too much in too big of a section etc.
Here's how difficult ~ On a windshield, replace it. On paint ~ must be sanded off & you better know what you are doing. Just wash & wax your car, it's the same thing but cheaper.
Shouldn’t auto manufacturers have to coat the new cars? At the factory? This scam has been around for over 40 years. They called it “Treu coat” in fargo.
biggest problem is, people let it sit for either too little or too long. Thumb of rule is to let it sit for roughly 10 minutes. So don't apply products on more surface areas you cant reach in time to wipe off. Some coatings will harden very fast after even 1-2 minutes. So apply the logic dependant on how long it takes to apply and harden
@diydetailofficial I'd like to see 1 person apply it Correctly. I've had 3 windshields replaced in the past year because that garbage ceramic coating destroyed the windshield and ate away the wipers. 4 sets of wiper & 3 windshields. Again, these idiots claimed they were professionals also, they go by the name Safelite Auto Glass. 🤣 Just had a new windshield installed last month with no ceramic coating, I can see now !
@@diydetailofficialthe video's on TH-cam example, a lot of channels the Guys say it's fine if u put to much as long as u watch out for high spot's. but I agree with u. Especially when if you working with a coating that's a bit hard to remove
Yvan has worked with many coating companies in product development, and has been involved with Ceramic Coatings for over 20 years. Agreed that not all are the same but the basic principles of installation remain.
@@diydetailofficial I been in the business for over 20 years and even I can't make that assumption. For example have you tried Onyx graphene pure. It goes on thick but saturates in alot. Also ever car paint is going to absorb more than the other. So having a principle that they ar all the e isn't going to work.
@@diydetailofficial gyeon coatings are best when you use a lot of product and arent hard to wipe off... Also in another video you guys say that the longer it takes for a coating to "cure" is bad which is the complete opposite. The longer the better because you know its bonded into the paint.
This guy has some points, but mostly he's a hack. Tells people you don't need to paint correct or polish to prep a vehicle for ceramic, I wouldn't take advise from some online hack who's about the views and money.
Well, if you think you “need” to polish or paint correct to apply a coating then you are very misinformed. Better education on this topic would help you.
@@diydetailofficial no it's a gimmick to a certain extent it is absolutely not needed for a car service as waxing and cleaning have been perfected for 70 years..... If it was filling a void that's different but it's not it's just a sales tactic...
Wax gives you beading and UV protection, for 2-3 months. A ceramic coating will last for years. Also a ceramic coating provides chemical protection that a wax can’t.
@@diydetailofficial This is a common mistake! If u apply a thin layer you dont get even covarage and durability. Thats the case with Gtechniq coatings atleast
Uhhh. What nonsense are you talking about? Cars have to he sanded down to get painted. Body man doeant just paint over the car like they are putting on hairspray. There is not a single ceramic coating on earth that will survive the sanding step.
@@koniko169 funny I’ve been painting for 40 years I don’t care what y’all say it get down into the paint any other layers if you haven’t painted card you don’t know what you’re talking about
@@jerryd6401 wooow. 40 year outdated info. Refusing to learn modern product and modern processes. A ppf would be annoying to remove, it would leave glue residue that would gunk up sanding pads. Ceramic does none of that.
This is Yvan. I’ve owned body shops for 30 years and have been applying ceramic coatings for 20 years. With proper prep a ceramic coating does nothing negative when repainting.
@@diydetailofficial yep in the spin a couple hours decontaminating it because you don’t you’ll sand it in to your paint Then you got crawl city dinner Internet
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The guy selling the ceramic coating is saying not to use too much ceramic coating?! +1 for integrity
We want you to have fun and get the most out of your experience 👍
He’s a true enthusiast and not just a salesman.
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 thank you
You want return customers. Anyone can make a single sale, having a satisfied customer that comes back is where the real money’s at.
Exactly
absolutely 💯 truth. apply just enough for full and even coverage and that's it. also waiting too long after application is another mistake most make. they think that the longer it stays on the surface the longer it'll last but that's not true. most of these new coatings bond to the clean dry clear coat in seconds so there's no need to wait 5 10 minutes before wipe off. 1 minute is more than enough time for it to bond. whatever you wipe off is only the solvent left on the top layer. get it on and get it off easy and stress free not worrying about high spots because you waited too long.
Iyvan will always tell it like it is. no bs 💪
Thank you.
Absolutely true and important. Do small sections and wipe off the coating almost immediately after applied, as soon as it flashes (rainbow effect). If you wait too long, it is almost impossible to remove the flash and you end up with a very dull, flat finish. Seriously, in warm temperatures, one minute is usually plenty of time to wait before buffing it off.
It all depend on the brand and type of coating. There’s not one golden rule. Rtfm
@@JT_70so after I apply the ceramic coating, I wait 1 minute and buff out the excessive
The number 1 complaint I see is people not being able to clear off the Ceramic coating because they failed to CLEAN - hand wash their vehicles then use a Clay Bar to remove all the containments imbedded in the clear
coat ! If the vehicle isn't clean don't use a Ceramic Coating.
Correct
😮 Thank you for stressing that. I've heard that before but by your saying it... will make me really go all in!
100%! Love this little series 😊
Thanks!
I am impressed by the factthat you answer almost all your comments and online stuff while keeping a quality work in real life, you guys are insane!
We appreciate you guys taking time to comment and support us. Without you we are out of business so … thank YOU!!!
Thank you, we do it out of respect for our customers.
@@diydetailofficial It's such a respectful thing to run a business while bearing criticism from randoms, so you deserve some support and recognition
Thank you
How do I know that the 2nd layer of coating is genuinely bonding to the 1st layer….without partially or fully removing/disrupting/damaging that 1st layer?
From extensive testing.
Hello DIY!!!! Love the channel. I’m having a had time figuring out on picking the 3,5,8 year. Also I have zero choice when I pick the coating I want I am a DIY I have to do this outside don’t have a garage or canopy. I have a 2019 F150 paint is like glass and in excellent condition and doesn’t require any paint correction. When I do how many bottles do I need for my truck? I also have to coat a new Tesla white I haven’t had a chance to inspect the paint on wyet I already have the GS polish and incredible suds. Recommendation? Thank you
If you act soon enough ( we have a limited quantity sale at the moment) you can get the 3 year for free when you buy the 8 year. The truck you should be able to easily do with 1 bottle, the Tesla you should be able to do 2 with a bottle. Have a look at this video
th-cam.com/video/xTR7Itxob1c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eYUs04Av_J9vff2v
Can all of your coatings be applied on the windshield and glass as well?
yep!
Guy knows his stuff. Foam rinse foam method works
Appreciate that
I used this method and I love it. I used to do the two bucket method before and it took me twice as long to wash
Thanks for the tip.
Happy to help
I was a detailer for many years starting in the 70’s. I remember the person who trained me saying “the more you put on, the more you have to take off”.
Exactly
How many drops of ceramic coating on sponge do you recommend per panel?
Thank you!
Been using your products and they are great!
Thank you, first application 5-6 drops then add 1-2 per panel after.
Do you apply it on every part of your exterior? Such as headlights, plastics, grills..etc?
Yep!
I’m doing my first diy coating today, 5 year. Should I avoid the running boards on an F-150 or does it not go too slick on there? Thanks
No you can coat those 👍
Yvan, just bought your red foam applicator. I’ve used the applicator from Roar, do you think it’s possible to use the red one with any coating? I’m only using your coating now but I do have a stock of others that I have to finish up first.
Yes, it will work with any coating.
Someone else told to put lil much more ceramic,and now u told ppl to don't put more then necessary. How we can know when it's much or more?!
Each coating is different, with DIY Detail we want to make it easier for you, and more economical.
Is it wise to put a coating like this on soft rubber like in this clip?
Yes
I wonder why he wasn't using a circular motion in this video. Isn't the stopping increasing risks of high spots?
On the pillars, straight is fine
Did he just wipe whatever product he was wiping on the body..... to the glass? Or is he just wiping the car? If not i wanna know what product is ok for the body AND the glass....
Our coatings go on all exterior surfaces except the tires.
Yea I learned that a few years ago. You only really need to do more than usual when you’re first priming the pad. Of than that I just put a light strip down the middle of applicator and that’s enough. Way harder to level and remove when the panel is over saturated.
Correct
How long after a coating can I park the car outside, assuming high humidity weather, but no rain? And how long after a coating can I start parking the car in the rain?
One hour for both
Can you do a video of how to safely apply ceramic coating out doors?
Coming soon
Little dable do ya 👍🏻
lol that should be in the coating instructions
I hear different opinions whether or not the paint has to be corrected. Does it have to have all the scratches out of the paint in order to apply ceramic?
A ceramic needs clean paint, not flawless paint.
That’s all personal preference. Near perfect paint works for some. For me I need it to look 100% flawless.
@@sunnysingh8483 thats where you get your extra money overcharging people you're pathetic for that
vehicle needs to be washed cleaned, paint correction and in some Casses clay barred
How do you know that you’re applying too much coating?
You will know very quickly.
Any amount is too much.
Can you apply ceramic coating to rubber surfaces? Or possibly plastic?
Yep! If the trim is really oxidized, though, I might first restore it with something like solution finish
If anyone is still lurking. Can you wipe too hard after letting it sit for 2 minutes? I feel as if ai biffed it off too much.
No worries
How much time do you wait until you wipe it off? Or every coating has instructions? Thanks in advance.
Every coating is different
General rule is 24hrs between each coating/layer.
I think more people use too little coating than too much. I see some people applying coating like wayyyyy too thin/little product.
Interesting. Obviously we have different opinions but I’m sure both do happen:)
@@diydetailofficial most definitely. You guys know how it’s done. I’ve seen videos of people literally pouring the bottle straight onto the paint and laying it on too thick, then I’ve seen some people use like 5 drops to do a hood lol.
Are you referring to a one time single coat or take your time multiple coats. I need to redo my car the spray on like water coat was terrible from the dealer and would like to do it properly. It was a brand new car with 4 miles on it. The job they did made the car worse
Any coating
can admit i was lazy and didnt bother with how much i applied although i didnt mind as i was ceramic coating vinyl wrap with cerakote and i was replacing the vinyl soon the main thing i was seeing is how well it beads how long ittl last etc i did my bonnet and trunk the bonnet i wiped down the surface and used a clay mitt and then iso alc after jsut to be abit thorough and the trunk i just wiped down with water and soap, i have a few high spots on the trunk and some particles under it i know now why we need clean and how much it shows and glad i cleaned my bonnet as the bonnet looks perfect while the trunk looks forever wet in some spots lmao
Well, you certainly learned from the process lol
@@diydetailofficial 😂 indeed I did, only did it because I was getting rid of the vinyl to rewrap it anyways
Also what happened with me and my Sonax is that I let it on too long and then it left streaks and 5 months after it’s still there and I’m not getting it away completely any tips on this too?
You may want to reach out to Sonax, but a light polish should fix it for you.
I tried to lightly polish it but that sadly didn’t work and also the method that Sonax told me to use just to wipe it off with prep also didn’t work
Can you share pictures in our facebook group, we may be able to help you better there.
bit.ly/DIYDetailFacebookGroup
I'm curious now, how do you know you have too much coating?
When you see it smearing all over the paint and your towel starts to just get bogged down with product to the point where it s becoming difficult to spread the coating during the towel pass (more broadly speaking for all coatings not ours but you get the idea)
@@diydetailofficial thank you, definitely makes sense!
Thank you for the question!
Better if he said how many layers we should make
When you shake yvans hand, is it soft like a dentist?
No, hard and calloused.
Do you have to polish the car before ceramic coating?
No, but it’s best
Can you use it on windows and headlights?
Yes
And less product used by the detailer increases his profit.
Agreed
Shouldn’t be difficult to polish away excess. Maybe your coating is old
Not difficult, but more difficult than if you use the correct amount
Very easy to buff off the excess UNLESS you let it dry too long before buffing. Wait too long and it can be very difficult to remove the haze.
Wow thanks 😂
Thank you
Yes sir.. Thin coating and multiple layers is better
Thin yes, multiple layers not needed.
@@diydetailofficial I've done testing and two layers on the hood and roof always out lasts a single layer. I'm sure it depends on the coating but the two I tested both did a lot better with two layers on the top side of the vehicle
as a non-professional who does it maybe once a year.. i rather make my life a little harder buffing off and wasting a little bit of product than to get a subpar outcome because i've applied to little
i'm aware and fine with that because i'm not using the entire bottle anyway and next time i'll use a fresh new one because i don't trust an opened 1year old product
That’s fine, just be sure to not apply too much. High spots can reappear as the coating cures.
@@diydetailofficial i'm very thorough with the buff. so far i haven't had any issues
also what for me personally worked best is a regular thick microfiber cloth instead of the suede one.. these are a nightmare to buff off coating with imo.
Its the first time I heard someone said that removing Ceramic Coating its difficult, no body shows that on the videos.
FlightShield its really tough to remove.
If you apply too much Ceramic Coating you will have a really hard and stressfull day
Spend a little bit of time on forums. People who have never done it and dont remove it properly leave their cars looking crazy, theres literally endless examples of people who had a hard time removing/leveling their coating because of improper towel usage, applying too much in too big of a section etc.
people are worried that it should not get removed soon and last longer!
Here's how difficult ~
On a windshield, replace it.
On paint ~ must be sanded off & you better know what you are doing.
Just wash & wax your car, it's the same thing but cheaper.
Shouldn’t auto manufacturers have to coat the new cars? At the factory? This scam has been around for over 40 years. They called it “Treu coat” in fargo.
Manufacturers do everything to reduce costs
Hey are you the guy that owns the MCI bus with his wife and helps people with detailing?
Correct
Ceramic coating=the kings new clothes
Once you try a DIY Detail coating you will see the Ceramic Coating = The Kings Best clothes
didn’t even answer the question he asked😂
The top mistake is using too much
biggest problem is, people let it sit for either too little or too long.
Thumb of rule is to let it sit for roughly 10 minutes. So don't apply products on more surface areas you cant reach in time to wipe off.
Some coatings will harden very fast after even 1-2 minutes. So apply the logic dependant on how long it takes to apply and harden
Good
Fiat 500 ceramic
yes that's the car we ceramic coated
Just avoid ceramic coating, period.
Use what works for you! we love ceramic coatings
@diydetailofficial
I'd like to see 1 person apply it Correctly.
I've had 3 windshields replaced in the past year because that garbage ceramic coating destroyed the windshield and ate away the wipers.
4 sets of wiper & 3 windshields.
Again, these idiots claimed they were professionals also, they go by the name Safelite Auto Glass.
🤣
Just had a new windshield installed last month with no ceramic coating, I can see now !
@@99sentcoinssafelight is not a professional company that cares…. They’re business men…
That issue has clearly nothing to do with the coating it self. They just did a bad job when applying and or buffing it off.@@99sentcoins
The. Show us how to apply the stuff instead of telling me what’s difficult.
Here you go.
th-cam.com/video/hU5ye-2dGHI/w-d-xo.html
But they always say you it's fine to apply a lot of coaching
Who is they
@@diydetailofficialthe video's on TH-cam example, a lot of channels the Guys say it's fine if u put to much as long as u watch out for high spot's. but I agree with u. Especially when if you working with a coating that's a bit hard to remove
@@denzeljackson6505 I hear you. it's actually best not to overapply our coating, but they're all different
Ahhh don’t put it int he glass!!
Perfectly good on all exterior surfaces, including glass
Another mistake. Over working it like youre doing
Overworking doesn’t affect the coating, but it’s hard on the person applying it. this block had too much on it, was spreading it further.
But this all depends on the coating. All have different properties. This info is not fact.
This applies to most coatings on the market, including DIY Detail Ceramic Coating.
@@diydetailofficial You can't make that assumption of coatings as you have not tried them all.
Yvan has worked with many coating companies in product development, and has been involved with Ceramic Coatings for over 20 years. Agreed that not all are the same but the basic principles of installation remain.
@@diydetailofficial I been in the business for over 20 years and even I can't make that assumption. For example have you tried Onyx graphene pure. It goes on thick but saturates in alot. Also ever car paint is going to absorb more than the other. So having a principle that they ar all the e isn't going to work.
What product are using now or have work with? I want to doit! Thanks for the video!
ceramic coating is the biggest scam
Why do you say that?
unless its gyeon.
?
@@diydetailofficial gyeon coatings are best when you use a lot of product and arent hard to wipe off... Also in another video you guys say that the longer it takes for a coating to "cure" is bad which is the complete opposite. The longer the better because you know its bonded into the paint.
This guy has some points, but mostly he's a hack. Tells people you don't need to paint correct or polish to prep a vehicle for ceramic, I wouldn't take advise from some online hack who's about the views and money.
You don’t have too, it’s best practice for sure, but a ceramic coating just wants clean paint.
Well, if you think you “need” to polish or paint correct to apply a coating then you are very misinformed. Better education on this topic would help you.
Should say avoid ceramic coating gimmick altogether.....
Ceramic coating isn’t a gimmick . It’s been used for over 20 years now.
@@diydetailofficial no it's a gimmick to a certain extent it is absolutely not needed for a car service as waxing and cleaning have been perfected for 70 years..... If it was filling a void that's different but it's not it's just a sales tactic...
Wax gives you beading and UV protection, for 2-3 months. A ceramic coating will last for years. Also a ceramic coating provides chemical protection that a wax can’t.
I am a pro detailer and even I have a hard time believing ceramic is all it’s cracked up to be.
wrong
Why?
@@diydetailofficial This is a common mistake! If u apply a thin layer you dont get even covarage and durability. Thats the case with Gtechniq coatings atleast
These are not GTechniq coatings. It’s fine with ours and many others. It’s also why with our coatings the towel you use can be reused
Okay but then show how much is too much!
As little as possible to get the paint wet. We have numerous full length videos on the subject.
@@diydetailofficial link?
Ceramic coating is a acam bro lol
Why do you think that?
You have obviously never had a ceramic coating on a vehicle and are not speaking from any experience.
@@JT_70 No i haven't because I'm smart enough not to get scammed!
Then there is AngelWax, who is pretty generous with the amount of coating they apply and still deliver outstanding results.
Every company has different options
@@diydetailofficial Thats true!
Body man’s nightmare when you got a repaint it cause you got to get all the contaminants off the old paint
Uhhh. What nonsense are you talking about? Cars have to he sanded down to get painted. Body man doeant just paint over the car like they are putting on hairspray. There is not a single ceramic coating on earth that will survive the sanding step.
@@koniko169 funny I’ve been painting for 40 years I don’t care what y’all say it get down into the paint any other layers if you haven’t painted card you don’t know what you’re talking about
@@jerryd6401 wooow. 40 year outdated info. Refusing to learn modern product and modern processes. A ppf would be annoying to remove, it would leave glue residue that would gunk up sanding pads. Ceramic does none of that.
This is Yvan. I’ve owned body shops for 30 years and have been applying ceramic coatings for 20 years. With proper prep a ceramic coating does nothing negative when repainting.
@@diydetailofficial yep in the spin a couple hours decontaminating it because you don’t you’ll sand it in to your paint Then you got crawl city dinner Internet