SONAX CC36 Ceramic Coating Now Available

**The Guz** · 02-25-2017, 09:50 PM

The new coating from Sonax is now available.

SONAX CC36 Ceramic Coating

**IID** · 02-25-2017, 10:12 PM

Originally Posted by The Guz

The new coating from Sonax is now available.

SONAX CC36 Ceramic Coating

Looks very interesting.
Would like to see future comparison against Gtechniq CSL/Exo combo, for performance of hydrophobic and longevity results and of coarse visuals.

**vobro** · 02-25-2017, 10:33 PM

So is it a year or up to 36 months? In this video Jason states up to 36 months
https://youtu.be/9ynUKYNSmds
Hopefully since this product is finally available the product page will get updated on the recommended prep. I've been waiting for this product to come out!

**hdez** · 02-26-2017, 12:50 AM

Has anyone information if this will be enough for 2 cars or just 1?

**GSKR** · 02-26-2017, 08:57 AM

Love sonax products but I'm not into using a two step process.From sonax have no doubt it's not a inferior product.

**Klasse Act** · 02-26-2017, 03:50 PM

I was going to go with this but during the Christmas sale it wasn't out and I went with Wolfgang Uber. I'm sure this product is going to be a great one and given a chance by many to shine....pun intended.

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**rlmccarty2000** · 02-26-2017, 08:48 PM

Has anyone tried it out yet? Any pics? Looks like application would be foolproof.

**BrutalNoodle** · 02-26-2017, 09:15 PM

"...a moderate level coating."

Geared toward consumer side rather than pro. Agreed with above; looks to be foolproof. The second step would surely take care of any high spots.

Would it be enough to push BSD/PNS fans to leave the combo is to be seen.

**RippyD** · 02-26-2017, 10:33 PM

I have no issue with a 2-step process. Both are WOWO. What really interests me is 1 hour cure time after the 2nd coat. This is potentially a game-changer for people like me where keeping a coating warm and dry for 24 hours is a challenge, and for more than 24 hour is nearly impossible outside the summer months.

**Desertnate** · 02-27-2017, 08:40 AM

I was starting to wonder what happened to this product. We saw it SEMA and then...nothing...

Originally Posted by vobro

So is it a year or up to 36 months? In this video Jason states up to 36 months
https://youtu.be/9ynUKYNSmds
Hopefully since this product is finally available the product page will get updated on the recommended prep. I've been waiting for this product to come out!

I'd like to get a good answer on this too! 36 months, or even 24, of durability will put it right in the hunt with many reputable products. For me to be interested, the 12 months would have to be a sure bet rather than one of those, "in the right conditions" types of statements. I'd be happier with 18~24.

Originally Posted by hdez

Has anyone information if this will be enough for 2 cars or just 1?

Good question. While the cans appear to be only 2.5oz, the aerosol delivery should be pretty light. Hopefully you can get more than one. MK37 or PBL are spray's and you get 4~5 cars out of their 4oz bottles.

Originally Posted by RippyD

I have no issue with a 2-step process. Both are WOWO. What really interests me is 1 hour cure time after the 2nd coat. This is potentially a game-changer for people like me where keeping a coating warm and dry for 24 hours is a challenge, and for more than 24 hour is nearly impossible outside the summer months.

Same here on both counts. If the application is easy enough, I'd probably be OK with two steps. The cure time is nice as daily drivers can never sit for 24 hours around my house. Often even 12 hours can be a stretch depending on the timing.