CanCoat Evo or One Evo?

I have been detailing my daily driven vehicles for 20 years but the only ceramic experience I have are spray coatings (Optimum Hyper Seal) & detailers (Sonax, 3D, Gyeon). Vehicles are garage kept & I polish them every 2 years. I was leaning towards CanCoat Evo but I also noticed they have a 2 year coating called One Evo. Between the two what would you recommend? I would like to apply this to the paint & plastics. I wash our vehicles 1 to 2 times a month & always hit them with a ceramic detailer after every wash.

No interest in pure or mohs evo? I like pure, have used many times now. Have mohs on the shelf to try soon.

I have never used one.

What made you gravitate twards one?

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Go to MOHS EVO...you will not regret it.

I'd personally go with Cancoat Evo for its simplicity and durability. Its a wipe on/wipe off product - literally. If you got a solid 12 months of protection, just reapply once or twice again until your 24 month detail service comes up.

I used Cancoat Evo on my 2015 DD last year. Like yours...mine is garage kept. Looks fantastic. Simple to apply. Used on paint and trim. Easy to maintain too.

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Originally Posted by opie

No interest in pure or mohs evo? I like pure, have used many times now. Have mohs on the shelf to try soon.

I have never used one.

What made you gravitate twards one?

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Since I like to polish my vehicles every couple years I didn't see the need for a coating that lasts longer than that.

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Originally Posted by evo77

I'd personally go with Cancoat Evo for its simplicity and durability. Its a wipe on/wipe off product - literally. If you got a solid 12 months of protection, just reapply once or twice again until your 24 month detail service comes up.

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Originally Posted by msharpe785

I used Cancoat Evo on my 2015 DD last year. Like yours...mine is garage kept. Looks fantastic. Simple to apply. Used on paint and trim. Easy to maintain too.

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I am leaning hard towards CanCoat Evo. I appreciate the feedback so far.

Since they spend time in the garage that allows the coating to perform much longer. Are they driven in harsh climates? CanCoat is so easy to apply and with the increased durability you will get more than a year easily especially if you are topping it every wash. One is definitely going to be more durable as it has more solids in it. Its a similar chemical make up to Pure.

You can not go wrong with either one.

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Originally Posted by The Guz

Since they spend time in the garage that allows the coating to perform much longer. Are they driven in harsh climates? CanCoat is so easy to apply and with the increased durability you will get more than a year easily especially if you are topping it every wash. One is definitely going to be more durable as it has more solids in it. Its a similar chemical make up to Pure.

You can not go wrong with either one.

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I live in southwest Virginia so I would say a mild climate. Little road salt here & there in the winter. I live in the country so I'm constantly driving through dirt, gravel etc... that gets thrown on the roads. I think I'm going to go with CanCoat Evo.

You'll love CanCoat Evo. I do.

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Originally Posted by AMarkham40

I live in southwest Virginia so I would say a mild climate. Little road salt here & there in the winter. I live in the country so I'm constantly driving through dirt, gravel etc... that gets thrown on the roads. I think I'm going to go with CanCoat Evo.

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Even garage kept CanCoat won’t last two years if it’s a daily. Easy to use so at the one year mark I would decon wash and top it up with CanCoat.

It will go bad at about 14 to 16 months anyway.


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