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We do this every day. And it doesn’t scratch cars. If you know what you’re doing then you don’t put more tear in the cars. Bring your car in and I’ll show you in person.

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Brush type auto washes bring heavy wear and tear from the brushes and will bring swirling and start to abraded the ceramic off. Especially if used very often. The touchless type of auto washes will have less surface abrasion. However it will be using stronger chemicals to strip Grime off the surface. This will bring a chance of scarring the surface. I have seen glass, trim, and plastics chemically stained from auto washes. Our warranty won’t void with auto washes… however hand washes is always best for ceramic coatings and non coated cars 🫡

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It’s because it is a very mild acid on the pH scale. Ceramic coatings are highly chemical resistant so using a mild acid won’t strip the coating. Iron remover is going after iron. Acid is going after minerals. Two complete different processes and two completely different contaminations were going after. So if you’re only going after iron, you’re not gonna have minerals taken off and benefit you Iron remover is also a very thick and sticky chemical that could make your coding look flat if you were not rinse it off and then do a demineralizing step. You need to look at it in all angles and get it taken care of the right way

My sheets like your truck was I'm going to just order the spotless stuff thanks just making sure I got the zr53 coating on my truck an harley it's been on them both for about 1yr an half wash my truck twice week

That’s a perfect time to give your coding, some love and boost it. Ceramic detailer from Owners Pride would be what I boost my Ceramic Coating with after the spotless and decontamination Step .

Like you mentioned in the video. It’s probably clogged up. The sides of the car collects a lot more minerals than driving through rainy and snowy weather compared to the top of the vehicle that there’s not the same amount of minerals. It should be De mineralized and then boosted. I also always suggest using products from the Coating manufacturer to take care of the coding. One downfall of Ceramic is they don’t have a maintenance line for their customers.

Light enough, scratch or swirl that the self healing coding could actually cure out. That would not come back. If it was so aggressive of a scratch that it could not heal from the technology of the coding it would not be one to go away or resurface.

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Any over the counter or pro grade products are going to have their cost to performance to amount of raw product In the chemical ratios Not that non pro grade products can’t work. It designed to be user friendly, and use more/wear off quicker so you can go ahead and buy more from them. Pro grade, more cost.. maybe.. however you use less and lasts longer.

@@officialcaliforniadetailin3652 This is $55 + shipping. For 16 oz. Protection that lasts 6-12 months. Anything from "consumer" Turtle Wax Flex Wax, or Griots Ceramic 3-in-1 to more "pro grade" like Shine Supply Clutch, CarPro Reload 2.0/HydrO2, Gyeon Ceramic Detailer/Wet Coat, Dr. Beasley's Bead Hero, DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss/Quick Beads, etc...are all about half the price or less than this. I'm just saying, I don't see what OP Ceramic Detailer does, performance wise, that justifies the much higher cost than any other similar product. If it does then tell us or show us...maybe I'm missing something.

​​@@officialcaliforniadetailin3652 I'm not trying to be difficult. I'm serious. If it does do something better than all the others out there, that justifies the higher price, please tell me. Then I'll buy a bottle right now, to try it out. I'm always looking for the best, and I horde products like a madman...if you tell me this is the best, I will give it a shot.

I think there could be conversations on each side of this topic that would not be false. I know that when we are applying this Ceramic Coating compared to our other non-self healing ceramic coatings that this product is far more viscous and thick to apply. So we are delivering quite a bit of ceramic into the surface And I don’t know why that would necessarily be softer. But it also can depend on what type of cards it’s on. If you gave me an Audi that has one of the harder paints in the industry with that coating on it compared to a GM black that is the softest paint in the market they are going to perform completely different from one another, even with the same coating

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We always like to include at least a basic Polish with any of our Ceramic Coating packages. That way we are producing results. But not taking off more clearcoat than is needed. In this process, we clean our clay, R often, use multiple products and filtered water to give proper lubrication. And we can actually do a fairly aggressive Clay without putting any mooring into the surface. But when we do have an aggressive climber before coding, he gives us a little bit more peace of mind to polish the car. The Technology and detailing chemical advances of today and knowing what you’re doing when doing this. You can play a car without putting marring into the surface compared to back in the day. You clayed the car you had Polish .

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Would love to help! Throw me a call or text 619-760-4962 and I’ll quote you. There are two options I can give you an idea of what we charge. And what the benefits are

My part of the shop and office will be about 1900 ft.². My film installer directly through the wall in the shop that I’ve been in with him is about 1900 to 2000 ft.² so we’re gonna have lots of wiggle room! We are pretty much good to go on all of our different services. Vynil, PPF,, window tinting, Detailing, paint, chip repair, I Ceramic, Coatings, Wheel Repair , powder, coating, blackout packages, PDR. Some of these are three subcontractors, but we are able to offer so many services for our customers nowadays

Share a shop space with my film installer so it’s in house but i don’t install

I never things it’s bad to put little darker in the back windows. If you do want it darker in the back then I would go with that. Keep in mind if you put 50% on your back glass that has factory tint it will already be darker than the 50% on the three front windows.