Paint Coatings, Whatcha using?

[Skier404]

I know this post is gonna get interesting as this is a loaded question. That said though, what ceramic coatings are you using, and what do you like/dislike about them?

I've used both 3D coatings on some vehicles with good success. Tend to prefer the Graphene version better as I'm a fan of water sheeting.
I've also used CarPro Cquartz with good success. All in all no complaints, only real down side is like a lot of coatings it does have that rubbery feel.

Cheers lets see where this goes.

 

[Mike Phillips]

Me? I just used the Dr. Beasley's Nano-Resin Kit on a 1957 Chevy Cameo Pickup and the product was easy to use, had a long flash time for both the coating builder and the ceramic coating and the paint on this truck came out looking amazing!

Interesting thing about this truck, one panel was single stage paint but after the paint correction and ceramic coating, you would never be able to tell which panel it was.

Dr. Beasley's Nano-Resin Kit



Mike

 

[zombie1991]

I’m an Optimum Gloss Coat with HyperSeal topper person. Lately getting into Dr. Beasley’s and have part of my car polished with Z1 and topped with LS-10 on part and Formula 1201 on another part and Gloss Coat on the rest.

 

[Mike Phillips]

Starting the paint correction and coating on a 2019 Corvette Stingray right now.

First up - the baggie test. Then the Test Spot.


Mike

 

[opie]

personally i have been using gyeon Mohs evo for a while now. I really enjoy it,from the application process all the way to the end result/properties of the coating. Theres so many to choose from ot there.

Like mike phillips always said....find a product you like, use it..and use it often.