Cerakote ceramic detailing products

[ttocs]

hey now you shouldn't need to wetsand unless there is orange peel or something more serious. Try a polish/glaze first

 

[Daryl]

hey now you shouldn't need to wetsand unless there is orange peel or something more serious. Try a polish/glaze first

Ok, will do

 

[ttocs]

now I am not trying to talk down to you but it sounds like these are new to you. If that is the case you do not just wipe on/wipe off like a wax. You want to use them lightly in small areas and work them into the paint and if it is done right you will see the difference. After that be sure to do a wax job and you will be happy for a while. This is also a good time to break out the clay bar first before any polish/glaze/wax

 

[Daryl]

now I am not trying to talk down to you but it sounds like these are new to you. If that is the case you do not just wipe on/wipe off like a wax. You want to use them lightly in small areas and work them into the paint and if it is done right you will see the difference. After that be sure to do a wax job and you will be happy for a while. This is also a good time to break out the clay bar first before any polish/glaze/wax

I don’t feel at all like you’re talking down to me. I appreciate the info and pointers. Thanks, Scott++

 

[Daryl]

Finally got around to treating the tires with the Rapid Ceramic Tire Coat & Protectant from Cerakote. Sprayer attachment didn’t work so I just applied to the supplied sponge applicator. Mine basically came out looking like a clean tire. No shine like what’s pictured on the box. I have my doubts that this product is worth it, but I’ll give it a fair, honest try and see how it helps/holds up after a few washes.
This is on my Ram 1500, btw