Paint correction and ceramic coat.

[Silver Talon]

Wow did my white car come out nice!!! I've very very please with how it all came out. The pics don't do the car any justice at all. It's by far better than when she came off the showroom. It's hard to make factory paint have a nice smooth finish, and this guy did a good job of getting there. It's no mirror, but its miles better than what it was!

Check the 4k video I loaded into YouTube. That shows how well the colors pop a little more than the pics.

I definitely recommend doing it!

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[Chancey]

Wow did my white car come out nice!!! I've very very please with how it all came out. The pics don't do the car any justice at all. It's by far better than when she came off the showroom. It's hard to make factory paint have a nice smooth finish, and this guy did a good job of getting there. It's no mirror, but its miles better than what it was!

Check the 4k video I loaded into YouTube. That shows how well the colors pop a little more than the pics.

I definitely recommend doing it!


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Looks sweet man.

 

[stmoney11]

That came out great. I really like the white w/ blue stripes!

 

[Weather Man]

She's popping!

 

[RazorGTP]

Turned out great man! I had mine ceramic coated after 29hrs of paint correction last spring, cats ass!

 

[specracer]

Looks great! I have a ceramic coating on 2 cars that are not driven much, dont get dirty etc. So really wanted to gain an appreciation for the technology, so last week had our 17 F350 done. Will be interesting to learn how it works on a daily driver.

 

[NavyTrev]

What happens in 5 years when the durable ceramic coating starts to loose it’s effect? Do you have to use an aggressive correcting compound and pad to remove all of it then reapply?

 

[Silver Talon]

What happens in 5 years when the durable ceramic coating starts to loose it’s effect? Do you have to use an aggressive correcting compound and pad to remove all of it then reapply?

Depends on what style ceramic has been done. Some require wet sanding to remove, others will just buff off. Not sure what the epic process is yet. I'll have to ask.

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[CobraBob]

Your guy did an awesome job. The paint looks really great now in both the photos and in the video. I can only imagine how much better it even looks in person. Gorgeous!

 

[GT500_012308]

tits im dropping mine off Monday. what did you guys pay? Also what coating did you do? 1 3 5 year?

 

[csvt98]

Wetsand for the 10H coatings like IGL Kenzo and Gtechniq Ultra. Most 9H is compound/polish off. The coatings just fade away usually, you will notice it is gone when your paint is not hydrophobic anymore and not as glossy.

I just Kenzo'd a Black w/Red Strip 2012 GT500 and holy moly it looks amazing. Pictures are on my phone.

 

[Chancey]

Turned out great man! I had mine ceramic coated after 29hrs of paint correction last spring, cats ass!

Man thats looks slick as ever...Very nice.

 

[NavyTrev]

Depends on what style ceramic has been done. Some require wet sanding to remove, others will just buff off. Not sure what the epic process is yet. I'll have to ask.

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That’s what kept me away from ceramics. I can only find a few instances where people have had to remove or replace them. I’ve kept my car on the natural stuff to avoid aggravating the paint later even though ceramics offer more protection.