[Mosaud1998]

I use this after every wash:

https://www.amazon.com/Technicians-C...43715422&psc=1

[FSHNGRY]

This is what I use after each wash, wheels too

https://gtechniq.com/shop/auto/ceram...uick-detailer/

The "Ceramic Sealant" is what I use maybe once a month

[mks]

Used a few, to include Adams, Technician's Choice, etc. Thought I'd settled on Gyeon, but am now using Chem Guys Hydrospeed. For now, I prefer CG's detailer for its application characteristics and results. I still, however, also use (nearly religiously) Gyeon's Wet Coat.

This from Westside Guy

1. CG Hydrospeed

2. Gyeon Q2M

[BroDoze]

https://www.drbeasleys.com/advancecoat-matte.html

[Portimao Blue M440ix]

I have so many on my shelf that I would not know where to start.

I will say that an expensive price does not necessarily make it better. I have done half my car in $150 plus coating and the other half in $30-50 coatings and I can't tell the difference. My colour car is Portimao Blue. I do apply a topper with every wash even if its not necessary...I have to use these products up now lol.

[Westside Guy]

Originally Posted by Westside Guy

So I was visiting the shop that installed my PPF and ceramic coating and their head detailer recommended this Chemical Guys product. I just purchased it on Amazon and hope to use it shortly.

Originally Posted by Nettles

Omfg no!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Westside Guy

Why not???

I am still waiting for you to explain your negative post on this Chemical Guys product.

[JerseyM3]

Originally Posted by Westside Guy

I am still waiting for you to explain your negative post on this Chemical Guys product.

I have the GTechniq 9 year ceramic coat done to my RS3 and the detailer gave me their quick detailer but also said the chemical guys products are pretty good. Not sure what the dire cry is for.

[stbm5]

I use the Feynlab Hybrid Ceramic Detail Spray, works well.

[bosstones]

Originally Posted by swagon

Gyeon Wet Coat a few times a year on top of Gyeon Can Coat, works well for me

How long does that combo last (for you) before you uave to reapply CanCoat? I had been thinking of this combo for my ppf'd car. There are only a few theoretical years left on the ppf so I didn't want to go full bore and CanCaot was easy enough to apply and not worry about leveling.

[starlights]

My understanding (from watching a lot of YouTube videos - so take it with a grain of salt) is to not apply any coating because a good ceramic coating will reject it since nothing is supposed to stick to it - so for the most part it will be money wasted. If it does appear to stick, it will degrade quickly. Best advice I saw was to maintain the ceramic with regular gentle washes and in a couple of year repeat the ceramic application. Perhaps not the answer that you were looking for


Here is one video:

[swagon]

Originally Posted by bosstones

How long does that combo last (for you) before you uave to reapply CanCoat? I had been thinking of this combo for my ppf'd car. There are only a few theoretical years left on the ppf so I didn't want to go full bore and CanCaot was easy enough to apply and not worry about leveling.

Deffo a good two months even through the salty winter. I spray it on everything.

[bosstones]

Originally Posted by swagon

Deffo a good two months even through the salty winter. I spray it on everything.

Is that the older version of CanCoat? I thought the updated version lasted a year or so. I think the older/original version was 2-3 months.

[swagon]

Originally Posted by bosstones

Is that the older version of CanCoat? I thought the updated version lasted a year or so. I think the older/original version was 2-3 months.

Sorry, I misread your post - I thought you'd said WetCoat.

CanCoat indeed lasts much longer. A year or so yeah