Done with Gyeon products and probably ceramic coatings

[DFB]

Sounds just like my Nephew's Father in Law, he bought a brand new BT-50 when he retired a few years ago, got it ceramic coated of course. He was sold on the coating because he isn't physically capable of washing it properly, just drive it through the car wash they told him. Now the paint looks flat, with water spotting all over it. He wants me to "fix it" for him. Sorry Bob, I don't touch ceramic coatings. I'm guessing a mate did it as a cash job for him, so it's more than likely gone anyway.

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One of my clients bought a brand new Landcruiser in about 2012, he was upsold on a ceramic coating. The vehicle has been used extensively for offroad touring, so it's not a show pony statis statement that most Landcruiser's are. To this day, he believes that the coating still exists and that it makes cleaning easier. I have detailed the vehicle a couple of times since they got it, I can't say at any point did I notice it being easy to clean, let alone the merest hint of a coating existing on the vehicle, then or now.

[TTQ B4U]

I've used their products, including Mohs EVO and Pure EVO, for years on hundreds of vehicles,, including my own four cars, without any issues. Water spots haven't been a problem with the major coatings I've used for years now. My only conclusion is that it might be something environmental in your area or possibly municipal water causing them. I can confidently say their products remain at the top of my list.

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