AdamIsAdam
09-04-2018, 02:20 PM
I'm a newbie, so go easy.
I used Wolfgang Uber ceramic on my entire, brand new Shelby GT350. But I didn't get to the rims until this weekend, after 600 miles. So I removed them, cleaned, prepped with Wolfgang prep, and started. But I realized I wouldn't have enough product to do all of them, so I did all the barrels first, then and the lug nut holes, and then stretched what I had left for the spokes and fronts of the rims. My thinking was that I could easily go back over the fronts without having to remove all the rims.
So, with product on order, I drove around. I will wait a week before washing the brake dust off. (that's good, right?)
Can I simply apply next coat of ceramic over clean rims even though they have a skim coat of ceramic on already?
I used Wolfgang Uber ceramic on my entire, brand new Shelby GT350. But I didn't get to the rims until this weekend, after 600 miles. So I removed them, cleaned, prepped with Wolfgang prep, and started. But I realized I wouldn't have enough product to do all of them, so I did all the barrels first, then and the lug nut holes, and then stretched what I had left for the spokes and fronts of the rims. My thinking was that I could easily go back over the fronts without having to remove all the rims.
So, with product on order, I drove around. I will wait a week before washing the brake dust off. (that's good, right?)
Can I simply apply next coat of ceramic over clean rims even though they have a skim coat of ceramic on already?