Did paint correction and ceramic coat on my GT for TH-cam not so long ago. It’s holding up very well. I will use the Graphene spray when it the water bead gets less. The best part is using the ceramic on the trim, really transformed those pieces.
This is a great video. It’s always good to see people do this stuff themselves. Can you believe some people pay well over 1000.00 for this? If I was to give some advice to anyone watching this who is new to this, use different polish and pads. Use Rupes polish and matching pads. They have both foam and micro fiber. I’ve been detailing for a long time and these are games changers. Rupes stuff is cutting edge is pads and polishes…good stuff for sure. Nice job on this.
@@daily_driven Just to be clear, Im not talking about the machine. Im only talking about the pads and the liquids. Yeah the polisher is great. I use my machines a lot and to be honest I still dont have a Rupes either...
You really don’t need to cut and buff a bran new car before applying the ceramic. If the car is new with no imperfections you can just wash it and apply the ceramic
That’s true only if your car has no imperfections. I to be honest thought getting a brand new car, it would have perfect paint. This was definitely not the case for my car. It had what looked like marks on it from the protective plastic film they put on it for shipping. But yeah if the paint is good then for sure you can skip that step 👍
Did paint correction and ceramic coat on my GT for TH-cam not so long ago. It’s holding up very well. I will use the Graphene spray when it the water bead gets less. The best part is using the ceramic on the trim, really transformed those pieces.
This is a great video. It’s always good to see people do this stuff themselves. Can you believe some people pay well over 1000.00 for this? If I was to give some advice to anyone watching this who is new to this, use different polish and pads. Use Rupes polish and matching pads. They have both foam and micro fiber. I’ve been detailing for a long time and these are games changers. Rupes stuff is cutting edge is pads and polishes…good stuff for sure. Nice job on this.
Thank you! It’s quite the process for sure but thanks for the tips! I would love a Rupes set up! They look really nice!
@@daily_driven Just to be clear, Im not talking about the machine. Im only talking about the pads and the liquids. Yeah the polisher is great. I use my machines a lot and to be honest I still dont have a Rupes either...
Was a lot of work , but so worth it , way to go man...The Stang looks AMAZING!!!!!!
Thanks man!! Definitely quite the job! I see why it cost so much to have it done lol! Thank you though! 🙂👍
Looks good man. I like your energy!
Thanks man!! 🙂
Looks great. Local shop was going to charge 8K to coat my Dark Horse. But after seeing this I'll definitely do it myself. Thanks for showing this!
Wow 8k!! That’s crazy! Yeah it’s really not too bad. The paint prep is definitely the most time consuming part.
8 K is insane. What are they doing repainting parts of it too?
@@kevincampbell8298 For that price you would think so. Ha I'll pass.
8k are you sure it wasn’t PPF or some shit? Goddamn. Even then that’s insane for ppf
Enjoyed the video and well done. Car looks amazing!!! My grabber blue is scheduled to be built the week of December 11th.
Awesome! Thank you! Very cool! Coming up quick 👍🙂
So awesome.and brave!
Funny timing, I'll be ceramic coating my grabber blue 24 GT this weekend lol
Nice!! 👍🙂
Ian Crossland would be proud.
Not sure who that is lol
Love it. I ordered grabber blue also mines supposed to be here Dec 13th 😅
Awesome!! Nice coming soon then! Enjoy it! 👍
Hopefully i enjoy as much as your videos 😂
How much are you paying a month for the car if you don’t mind me asking.
I got a 24 GT with racing stripes (decals). Can you apply this stuff on the decals?
I believe so! But I would check with Adam’s polishes on that just to be sure 👍
water beads are cool 💦Astro's like 🥰
Haha definitely! Now hopefully it’s protected for a while 👍🙂
You really don’t need to cut and buff a bran new car before applying the ceramic. If the car is new with no imperfections you can just wash it and apply the ceramic
That’s true only if your car has no imperfections. I to be honest thought getting a brand new car, it would have perfect paint. This was definitely not the case for my car. It had what looked like marks on it from the protective plastic film they put on it for shipping. But yeah if the paint is good then for sure you can skip that step 👍
Hy big dubs
Astro looks bitching Dude 😎
Thank you Sir! 🙂🫡