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50FlatheadVert 03-03-2022 11:51 AM

Ceramic coating on stock paint
 

Just curious...has anyone ceramic coated a car with a stock (meaning factory) paint job?

51 MERC-CT 03-03-2022 12:21 PM

Re: Ceramic coating on stock paint
 

Coated stock factory paint on a snow blower to help to keep snow from sticking :)

50FlatheadVert 03-03-2022 12:27 PM

Re: Ceramic coating on stock paint
 

I use the Griots Ceramic Spray on everything else...thinking about getting the car detailed/ceramic once it's back from the shop for it's spring debut (only took 30 years)...wasn't sure if there was anything negative concerning the paint

woodiewagon46 03-03-2022 02:39 PM

Re: Ceramic coating on stock paint
 

All the advertisements I see for this new Ceramic wax/coating, talks about "beading action" of water on the paint. A few years ago, the latest and greatest wax promoted "sheeting action" of the water to prevent the beading of water to prevent water spots. What's different now.

50FlatheadVert 03-03-2022 02:58 PM

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The spray on stuff that I use (Griots) is supposed to last about 3 mos...the product that is applied with an applicator 5-7 years

kurt v 03-03-2022 03:30 PM

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I would think fixing body damage will be real bad for the painter.

50FlatheadVert 03-03-2022 05:17 PM

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Google - "Most professional detailers swear by using a polishing compound and orbital polishers as the best way to remove a newer ceramic coating"

Doing a quick search I don't think that is an issue...the benefit of protecting the paint far outweighs it...many folks send their new cars right from the dealer to the detailer to be paint corrected and ceramic coated...I just haven't seen anything with older cars that don't have a modern clearcoat

tubman 03-03-2022 06:09 PM

Re: Ceramic coating on stock paint
 

I did some serious checking on the internet, and it seems, that for us guys who have "ordinary" cars, this is good stuff.

I am going to try it.

petehoovie 03-03-2022 07:53 PM

Re: Ceramic coating on stock paint
 

https://products.blains.com/600/136/1368246.jpg
Ready for a 3-proprietary blend of waxes with Griot's Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax? That's right, Griot's Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax uses three types of waxes to enact extreme protection and intense water beading. With Griot's Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax you also get the formula's self-cleaning properties that all you to more easily maintain your paint. Griot's Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 also enhances color, depth and clarity that really makes your car stand out. Plus, Griot's Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax is quick and easy to apply.

50FlatheadVert 03-03-2022 09:03 PM

Re: Ceramic coating on stock paint
 

Yes Sir that’s it…for clear coated cars it works great…I use a clay mit before I apply it…I need to do more research on non-clear coated cars…my ‘50 will only see sunny days so the set it and forget it aspect of the 5 year product is appealing


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TomO 03-06-2022 10:51 PM

Re: Ceramic coating on stock paint
 

I used Meguiers ceramic wax on my Rouge 53 Lincoln and now it glows like it did in 1953.


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