Cancoat evo bad experience or not?

[rick100]

One variable most haven’t mention is your applying it on top of another coating. I felt OG CC was kinda sticky when applying on Cquartz.

I switch to using an AF Saver applicator from a MF towel and applied it with an eye dropper. Did a full panel and then removed. Worked well.


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Didnt think about that and it is very true. My previous experience was applying gliss on top of car pro lite . However gliss is a very slick coating and easy to removd

Interesting theory

[Coatingsarecrack]

Didnt think about that and it is very true. My previous experience was applying gliss on top of car pro lite . However gliss is a very slick coating and easy to removd

Interesting theory

Gliss was manufacturered to be a topper that you could use as a stand alone if you wanted. Give the applicator a try and see what you think.


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[CleanIT]

Come fall, can I add another layer on top of the existing Can Coat layer I applied in March?

[evo77]

Come fall, can I add another layer on top of the existing Can Coat layer I applied in March?

At 6 months, it wouldn't hurt.

I think ScottHD said Cancoat starts losing some of its water behavior at 6 months. I'd have to go back and watch his 5,6,7 month videos to see for sure.

[CleanIT]

At 6 months, it wouldn't hurt.

I think ScottHD said Cancoat starts losing some of its water behavior at 6 months. I'd have to go back and watch his 5,6,7 month videos to see for sure.

Thank you. Sorry didn't mean to dislike the post. By accident lol.

[The Guz]

Come fall, can I add another layer on top of the existing Can Coat layer I applied in March?

Go for it. You don’t need to. Especially since you are using Ech2o which will protect it to a degree as it’s altering the surface tension for a few days.

At 6 months, it wouldn't hurt.

I think ScottHD said Cancoat starts losing some of its water behavior at 6 months. I'd have to go back and watch his 5,6,7 month videos to see for sure.

I believe that was the OG version for long term and not Evo. The Evo version is a new formulation has no long term testing from anyone. But at 7 months it is still good.

[evo77]

I believe that was the OG version for long term and not Evo. The Evo version is a new formulation has no long term testing from anyone. But at 7 months it is still good.

Yes, thank you, you are correct.

His new Ceramic Spray Coating test is at 3 month mark so far and Cancoat Evo still looks at 100%.

[glen e]

I watched a bunch of the videos about application and decided the best thing for me was spraying from the bottle onto a microfiber brick applicator, it worked perfect ….I sprayed very close to the applicator , like a half an inch or so…wipe on, wait 2-3 min the buff off, 1 panel at a time.

[rick100]

I watched a bunch of the videos about application and decided the best thing for me was spraying from the bottle onto a microfiber brick applicator, it worked perfect ….I sprayed very close to the applicator , like a half an inch or so…wipe on, wait 2-3 min the buff off, 1 panel at a time.

may have to try this method. I still have a the full bottle on my shelf. I m thinking of applying it on my suv.

Hopefully it works this time lol

[dgage]

I watched a bunch of the videos about application and decided the best thing for me was spraying from the bottle onto a microfiber brick applicator, it worked perfect ….I sprayed very close to the applicator , like a half an inch or so…wipe on, wait 2-3 min the buff off, 1 panel at a time.

Uh, are you sure? CanCoat is supposed to be a wipe-on/wipe-off product. It isn’t like a regular coating where it has to flash and stays on for a period of time. I actually made the mistake of applying the old CanCoat like a traditional coating and I got quite the shoulder workout trying to remove it.