The Ceramic School

The Ceramic School - In simple terms, there are two types of ceramic coatings in the world… one is “professional” ceramic. Still employed and can’t get consistent throwing results with the weekend time i have available to practice. I was an early adopter of ceramic coatings, and helped a lot of shops to adopt their use, and trained detailers on how to properly. That’s the kind that is applied at a special detail shop and actually bonds with. The worst part about it is that many of you professionals are being dishonest about what these coatings can. You don't need ceramic if you're willing to wash your car yourself. So i’m a full time detailer and i just am surrounded by misleading ceramic coating marketing. I've read a lot of benefits from a professionally applied ceramic coat but those are at. Ceramic adds luster, hydrophobic properties, uv protection, and to a very limited extent abrasion resistance. It however does not provide protection from rocks and the like.

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It However Does Not Provide Protection From Rocks And The Like.

You get superior beading (better than most ceramic coatings) without the commitment of a coating. Ceramic adds luster, hydrophobic properties, uv protection, and to a very limited extent abrasion resistance. My garage is outfitted to be a ceramic studio with kiln, wheel and slab roller, all purchased new. True ceramic coating (what you referred to as rub on) is a superior product to spray on stuff.

The Worst Part About It Is That Many Of You Professionals Are Being Dishonest About What These Coatings Can.

I'm done with ceramic coatings. Post about your collection, ask for an id, discuss the history of various ceramics… That’s the kind that is applied at a special detail shop and actually bonds with. Sorry if this has been asked before but is the ceramic coating from an automatic car wash worth it?

You Don't Need Ceramic If You're Willing To Wash Your Car Yourself.

In simple terms, there are two types of ceramic coatings in the world… one is “professional” ceramic. So i’m a full time detailer and i just am surrounded by misleading ceramic coating marketing. I was an early adopter of ceramic coatings, and helped a lot of shops to adopt their use, and trained detailers on how to properly. I've read a lot of benefits from a professionally applied ceramic coat but those are at.

Still Employed And Can’t Get Consistent Throwing Results With The Weekend Time I Have Available To Practice.

It lasts longer, is more chemical resistant and has overall better hydrophobic properties. Until you are ready to polish for a real ceramic you only need to reapply polymer netshield every 6 months. This sub is open to all ceramic collectors !

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