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Hello, from New Port Richey Florida
Not a detail guy yet...just a plumbing contractor...Brought a 2018 Dodge Challenger RT 5 months ago for something to get away from the working world.. or I thought!!! Have been entering in local car shows and meeting a great bunch of folks....Thinking about getting the Ceramic coating done, just now sure if it is worth it or not..
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Re: Hello, from New Port Richey Florida
Thank You Mike!!! Yes if you can post that link.. I would appreciate that.. My car is kept in a garage and covered.. I brought it just for something to play with not to drive everyday.. I use to do a lot of tournament kingfishing but since retired from that, but needed a hobby.. Looked several years for a 1970-74 challenger but did not want to spend over 50k and all the vehicles I looked at had to many issues so last November I decided new... just want to keep it that way also..Currently using P21S cleaner and the carnauba/beewax blend wax..
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Re: Hello, from New Port Richey Florida
Welcome to the Autogeek Forum, CNUMB! If you'd like any hands on help or to try anything out I'd be happy to do so. I'm right down the road in Tampa.
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Re: Hello, from New Port Richey Florida
Welcome to the forum. Lots of knowledge and good advice on here, and you got the best from the first fella to chime in- he's the "godfather" of detailing.
Pay close attention to everything he says and you wont go wrong.
My limited exp. with coatings is they can be tricky. There are a few tweeners ( between coatings and sealants) that are easy to apply with just about no chance of screwing them up.
My second best advice to you is take your time and dont get in a rush to get something PRIOR to you doing research.
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Re: Hello, from New Port Richey Florida
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Thank You Mike!!!
Yes if you can post that link.. I would appreciate that..
Here you go.... in this one review and how-to article I also break-down all the coating jargon and what the words mean as it can be confusing and for no good reason. This is what happens when the Genie is let out of the bottle.
Review: GYEON Q2 ONE Enthusiast Ceramic Coating by Mike Phillips
One of the things I stressed in this write-up is you need the ample amount of quality microfiber towels to both chemically strip paint and to do the final wipe after applying the coating.
When I take pictures and share them in a write-up, there's MEANING to them. I didn't just set 12 microfiber towels on this roll-around-cart and take the picture for no reason.
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And on the topic of mf towels...
After the GYEON review I wrote another article sharing some more info on towels.
Microfiber towels for ceramic paint coatings - How to care for - by Mike Phillips
And the above is the real deal. By this I mean, I didn't just put together the case and the towels to "mock-up" an article.
This last Tuesday, myself and a team of guy detailed a Corvette and a Durango and coated them with the new BLACKFIRE Pro Ceramic Coating.
To do the chemical stripping.... I took the case of towels with me so the guys would have the proper tools to do the job right. Here's Steve using the same microfiber towels used from my GYEON review in January of this year on the Corvette.
Here's the write-up Elliot posted for that project,
Autogeek Show Car Makeover in Nokomis, Fl
Good towels are just as important as a good coating.
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