How To Remove A Ceramic Coating
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2022
- How to remove a ceramic coating! When do you need to remove a ceramic coating? And you do you safely and efficiently remove it? Can you clay a ceramic coating? In this video, you will get answers to those questions, and more!
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Sonax Perfect Finish: bit.ly/3PZGNwy
Koch Chemie F6 polish: bit.ly/3aNpm2f
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CarPro UltraCut compound: bit.ly/3xqTlpn
3D One compound/polish: bit.ly/3Nyb1Fw
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Thanks Kent! I really appreciate the support man!
I actually share your videos with people I talk to that might not believe what I'm telling them. I will always like all your videos and comment, they are worth far more than the effort that takes. So much good information.
Thanks I appreciate the positive feedback!
We had some minor body work done several months ago, so I knew this process was coming. Thanks for helping me get my processes in order to start over.
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Explaining a complicated task to professionals and amateurs in a single video is very difficult. You have a unique gift and make it look easy!
I just got into ceramic coating after watching your brother coat his personal vehicle.
Your videos are full of great content and are encouraging
Not to mention that you are always replying to comments your fans leave.
Keep up the hard work!
Ah thanks Chris! It means a lot to get such kind feedback from viewers like you!!
I work really hard to produce these videos (each one can take 10-15 hours to produce) and to make sure everyone can understand how we do things, because when people understand they can duplicate the steps at home with all the confidence needed to accomplish a detailing task. 👍🏻
@@PanTheOrganizer The art of teaching and making it simple is to really know thoroughly and inside out what you are talking about in the first place. It leads to quality and clarity of communication. It takes someone who genuinely sees it all as an ongoing lifelong field of learning who get excited and passionate about knowing more to apply what you know for its own sake. Pan has this in spades. And he communicates his passion in his area of expertise and passes on his genuine LOVE of the world of detailing and the hopes we too all can find our own level of experimentation and know-how as we go along ..... Pan gives us so much in a world of organised detail even with the links who has made it an entry-level for everyone which is also part of his goal and appeal and there are entire areas and programmes that answer any gaps in some areas we may have .... I myself get excited trying some old school polish and waxes and some ceramic and graphene sprays and I am excited for I can text next year ... There is always something in my Amazon basket now in the UK from Turtlewax Pro. or Gyeon or Auto Glym Or Mequires or Adams or Mothers or Sonax something Car Pro just to try it in passing on my Navy Blue Metalic BMW hard top convertible.... My latest thing in my list os the Turtlewx Graphene tyre spray coating after a proper tyre prep degrease and clean.. to think I started as a student with some washing up liquid through PS Break Buster and tyre paint with a brush in a tin! I have come along way.... ... Pan is becoming part of the family here as a familiar face .... he is so positive and relaxed and easy to listen to it is quite infectious as I have him on visual in the corner with amazon and basket and all ..... I doubt anyone else would have made me so far..... I for one am enjoying. journey here in the UK..... Actually found. I was so upset with Her Majesty the Queen passing the first thing I did after a few days shock for therapy was detail my car... which includes some glue remover to take a label off and put on a silhouette of her Majesty the Queen in white on the back window and a Steof Paddington bear in the window with a sign saying " God Save the King ".. works for. me... we are all in shock here ... and folks in black..... .. We all have ways of coping.... Mine has been some classical music as not in mood to play The Beatles and to detail my car .... It works.I am feeling better : )) Detailing is an art and a science like gardening....... Something flipped in me from a weekend warrior to noticing people's ceramics and guessing what products they may use on their cars a few months ago .. Things I would never have known even a few months ago! Enjoying the journey!! Pan is the best.... he's the friendliest the most comprehensive and most organised and I love the UK links ... I keep seeing reviews on Amazon UK.. " I saw this product on Pan the Organiser and thought I would try it " That in itself is a full vote of confidence in my book. someone just saying that. Amazing what I learn on this. As I sit down a lot of online type and teach a lot I LOVE my practical modes....of cleaning my car and Pan is singlehandedly turned it into an art form and a science for me..... In Pan We Trust : ))
I sell and aslo apply ceramic coatings to yachts in South of France, to remove we use a chemical solution whose base components are Ammoniumhyrdodgen fluorid and Citric Acid. We apply and leave it on the ceramic coating overnight then wash off in the morning. It removes any ceramic coating very easily!!
Am I going to end up on a National Security Risk List for purchasing this?
Have you ever tried this on paint? Gelcoat is thick durable and forgiving.
I buffed and polished my truck and then I began a touch up job for rock chips. It's been weeks since I started the touch up job since it rains every time I want to work on the touch up. I figure something like TW ceramic spray is better than nothing at all. I wanted to coat the paint since summer is almost here and slowly work on all those rock chips.
I don't believe the touch up paint would stick to a coating, so I need to remove the coating. It's also black and was truly horrid after 20 years. It is looking far better and you're videos have helped me with my truck!
Very, very thorough explanations… thank you Pan for helping so many people out that may want to remove a Ceramic Coating! 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks! It’s a question that is often asked so I told myself “Might as well make a video about it as many others might have the same question!”
I just redid the ceramic coating on my Mustang... I did a full decontamination wash, and removed the old coating using Jace Price's The Last Cut + with a Griot's microfiber cutting pad. I then polished the paint with CarPro Essence with a Rupes yellow foam pad. I did a wipe down with Gyeon Prep, then applied the GTechniq Crystal Serum Light/Exo V4 combination. It came out awesome! It took 11 hours over two days
Any information I've received from you has been spot on I appreciate you and pray your channel gets a million subs
Thanks for your support! 🙌🏻
Loved the video. Just did a full day to clean and place the roar ceramic coating on my new Macan. Looks great was not too hard to put on for a novice DIY guy. Thanks to you Pan. After watching this video it maybe easier to just sell the car the car if I have to remove it though. Thanks again always a good day when a new video drops.
The Roar Coating will last many years so you won’t have to worry about it. ;)
Great video Pan. Thank you for answering these questions. My ceramic coating is approaching two years old and I was trying to figure out what to do.
You got it! 👍🏻
Very informative video Pan explaining the proper steps at removing an unwanted coating. Would you suggest perhaps using a 3000 grit Trizact sanding disc and would it be effective? I saw recently it being used at removing oxidation and water spots with ONR as the lubricant. This product looks super easy to work with and would love to get more hands on experience to feel more comfortable sanding painted surfaces.
Amazing video Pan! I've been super happy with my ceramic coating. Yesterday was the first time I washed the car and the two week curing process came to an end. All the bugs and road film was so easy to remove. And the water behavior is awesome👌🏻
Great to hear!
Wonderful video. That was really helpful with both new knowledge and affirming current techniques. Love the channel!
Awesome, thank you!
This was a phenomenal video Pan! (I’m the guy paying a professional to do this but need to learn post-care for the years after). Especially stacking coatings on pre-existing ones after they diminish. 👏
Thanks!
Great video Pan. I always look forward to your videos and I’m continuing to learn so many tips and tricks from you. Have a great day and keep up the great work.
Awesome! Thank you!
Fantastic content. I've so far stayed away from ceramic and have been sticking with Larry Kosilla's AMMO Reflex. Works all the same, easier application and doesn't last but a few months and works really well in those few months. But removal of a ceramic...that's a daunting task!
Thanks Pan. I always come to your channel before I do any detailing. 👍
Thanks for the trust you place in my videos Gust! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 835,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Thank you for doing what you do. YOU GIVE GREAT explanations and common sense easy to apply instructions. Thank you !!
You are so welcome!
Hi, Pan. I really liked this video. It’s informational rather than promotional.
Glad you enjoyed it! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 995,000 subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Wow. One of your better videos Pan. Wealth of knowledge on this one. Probably going into my video library for future use. 2x thank you!!
Glad it was helpful! And thank you for your continued support! It's so nice to see my regular viewers like you always here for new video drops!
Fantastic video, Pan. Thank You as always for thoroughly explaining the methods on how to remove a coating.
I coated My Vette and My Dad's car in September and October 2020. The vette is garaged and is still going strong. Pops car is decent, but fading. Csl/exo on both. Pops car sits outside yet is washed frequently to keep it clean and sealed with Topper/Drying aid/C2V3(depends which one I feel like using). I'd planned to use Perfect Finish on Pops car, then csl/exo again as He loves it! He's amazed how it shines and beads far longer than any wax He's seen in 79 years!
Thank You again!
My pleasure Jay! Hope you are having an awesome weekend!
Pan great info on removing ceramic coatings, enjoyed watching, thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 960,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Thanks for another good video as always! Can you do a video on sunroof/moonroof care? I can't figure out a good way to clean the fabric wind deflector on my 2018 GTI. I think Audi uses the exact same one as well.
Your timing of this video is so perfect for me, THANK YOU! I have used Armor Shield ceramic coating on my cars as I am an enthusiast but have gotten into detailing for the last four years. My son’s black 05’ Lexus ES 330 is an “outside car” that lives in the driveway. After two years of the coating with every 3 months getting a ceramic spray to help keep it alive, the flat surfaces are starting to loose their hydrophobic properties as well as the surfaces have a lot of contaminants (tree sap, stuff, etc.). I was told never to clay but not why. I tried Turtle Wax Bug and Tar remover last weekend to get the little spots off and while they all got smaller, they were still there. What I did notice was all of the flat surfaces were holding the water and none of it was beading or sheeting quickly. While the horizontal surfaces all still look great and bead water like crazy, I think it’s time for a polish and re-coat. Again, thank you for answering these questions that I have been wondering for the last two years since I applied my first ceramic coating! Really helpful!
To answer your question, you don't clay an existing coating because a clay bar is an abrasive, and by claying you run the risk of damaging the coating's surface and hence the properties. That's why we do more chemical decontamination on coatings, with maintenance shampoos or alkaline snow foams, iron removers, etc.
When a coating starts to show signs of weakness, you could wash the vehicle, decontaminate chemically, use an IPA to prep the surface, and apply a fresh layer of the SAME coating.
Or, if you want a clean slate, or want to change coating brands for something new, you could do a full wash and chemical decon, claybar, and then machine polish for 100% removal and getting a clean slate to work with, IPA wipe and then apply a fresh coating to restart from scratch.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the reply Pan! I plan to decon and polish and recoat. It gave me two good years outside in the Atlanta, Ga sun and heat. I do enjoy the work of detailing and I guess I’m OK at it as many comment on my cars and ask if I would do theirs. Thanks for the incredible education you provide to us all!
My pleasure! I was in Atlanta at the Porsche Experience Center for an event with Koch Chemie in the past few days by the way! 😁
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Been asking for a video like this for years, thanks Pan! I have held off ceramic coating on my car not understanding how to remove/replace.
Right on! Thanks for watching Paul!
Another awesome video. Great explanation of the process, we appreciate everything that you do.
I appreciate that! Thanks Edgardo!
Thank You Pan!! Actually I was wonder about this. You answered all my questions beautifully. How, When and Why to remove my ceramic coating. I have the Avalon King ceramic coating on my car. So I was wondering near or at the 2 year mark what to do. Now I have all my answers.
My pleasure Charles!
Thanks Pan! Great videos for sure. Very helpful, I'm not a professional and learned a lot from you.
Thanks for the positive feedback! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Excellent video as always! Going to save this one to refer back to when the time comes to remove my coating.
Thanks!
Pan, your videos always a must for me !! Thanks !
Thanks Frank!
Another interesting and informative video Pan. Not that I am going to remove my coating but thought it worth understanding how it was done. I suspect I will track the condition of my coating and when it seems to degrade just follow your process for cleaning then reapply. Thanks, Bruce
Thanks for watching Bruce!
Pan I always get geeked out when you deep dive. I listened to every word and I 💯 agree with you. Mother Nature is dishing out a lot of pain to paint so coatings are essential to protecting our rides. I have no idea who coined the phrase layers of protection but layering protection is how I personally protect rides. I coat then top with a coating topper then use a drying aid and then top monthly or more often with wax. Thank you for an awesome video Pan!
Glad you enjoyed it Neil! 👍🏻
I always get excited when I see you posted another video. I recently put Ammo Reflex Pro on my car. It is an enamel coating not a ceramic coating. Beautiful hydrophobic properties. The car is garaged and I assume I will get at least a year or more out of it. When it comes time, would I have to remove it maybe with a polish paint correction? Also, if it has contaminates on it, could I use an ultra fine clay bar on an enamel coating?
Such great content on this channel. Thanks Pan! I appreciate you.
Thanks man! I appreciate the positive feedback!
Another great and informative video. Thank you Pan!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Exactly what i wanted to do on a nice Saturday morning! Thanks Pan! ( Going to do paint correction and apply a much better coating)
Thanks for watching!
A very informative video, Pan, thanks for sharing! A lot of useful information here, as I am approaching 1.5 years for a couple vehicles I have ceramic coated (Avalon King Armor Shield IX), and was wondering what the process was when the coating has reached end-of-life. Thankfully, it should only take a light polish to remove it, so that's good to know. Thanks again, and keep up the great content!
Glad it was helpful!
Such a valuable information!
Thank you very much Pan.
Glad it was helpful!
Another fantastic video Pan!
Thanks Robert!
I feel like you are reading my mind. I was just going to ask you how to do this properly in one of your latest Videos. I can’t wait to watch this one.
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Awesome. Super useful video again. I saw your IG post and it had a picture of your Porsche and I genuinely got scared. Had to come make sure haha.
Glad you liked it!
Hello Pan merci pour cette vidéo très instructive
Les choses à faire et ne pas faire
Toujours au top 👍👍👍
Merci Sébastien!
Thanks Pan! After finding your channel months ago, I got into home detailing after taking delivery of my new car. With the help of your videos, I applied my first ceramic coating, CarPro CQuartz 3.0 UK on a few cars now! I've found that the flash time for the 2nd layer is usually very fast compared to the first layer and can cause issues if you do not level it within 30 seconds (or if you don't catch a high spot within a minute in bad lighting) Eventually, I basically had to re-do sections of an entire vehicle because there were high spots in a lot of panels so I had to spend a few hours with the DA polisher and compound and then re-applying the coating.
What conditions (temperature, humidity, indoors vs outdoors) were you working in?
@@PanTheOrganizer On the driveway of my house, in Toronto so the humidity and climate is similar to Montreal. I try to work on shady afternoons but generally very warm 25-30C. I've learned a lot from your videos ans other detailer but there's nothing better than doing it yourself and learning from mistakes...even though some mistakes cost hours of time to correct :) On a side note, I use TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wax as a top coat, I saw your review on it. It seems quite good as a topcoat, it was either that or P&S Beadmaker. My hope is that it'll help with the winter road grime and salts in the winter. It has definitely helped removing bug guts. I've started doing interior and exterior detailing for my friend's cars too!
In your opinion, for a daily driven car that you intend on keeping, do you believe in annual rustproofing (Krown, etc) for climates such as QC and ON? Thanks!
If it’s a non German vehicle, you should absolutely have it rustproofed.
Thank you! Exactly the info I needed.
Glad it was helpful!
For sure is a must in some cases. Thanks for the excellent tips bru.
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Thanks! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 990,000 subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Thank you for sharing good information. I have some questions.
1. is there way to remove ceramic coating without using polisher? way to do it by hand manually?
2. Since you mention clay bar could damage/cut ceramic, can you use clay bar procedure to purposely remove ceramic? ( I just need to remove certain area, not whole car )
3. what is best way to remove ceramic coating on the wheels?
May you please do more videos on Matte car:) I only saw one. I just bought a Frozen color from BMW and I you’re the only guy I trust on youtube😊
Thanks for the trust you place in my videos. But what more information do you need? I mentioned everything in my matte paint care tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/5RocSxJQmzI/v-deo.html
Hi Pan. Wow, great video again. Love it. Something is new for me and difficult to some videos i saw. Beginning at minute 18:45 you say, that if an existing ceramic is still okay but lower performance...i do not need to polish! Perfect decontermenation is enough and i can layer another ceramic...? First time i hear that. Everybody says, NO WAY! the hood will be milky, not a good bonding...sometthing like that. I am confused now. Next spring, after 2 years, i wanted to install a new ceramic. Car pro uk 3.0 with gliss on top is still working but it subsides. No problems wirh swirls or high spots. Paint is very well. It would be very good if i do not need to polish, only propper decontermenation and install another ceramic coating.😊
Awesome topic brother.no 1 really talks about this and leave it 2 you 2 do so.
I appreciate that
Excellent details as always re ceramic coatings. Find myself in the midst of a topic you partially covered. There are likely many of us. Originally there were inexpensive spray on Ceramics that were decent like Mothers spray on. Will really good prep, random orbital polishing, iron removal, alcohol steps this spray on was super easy and had very decent results. Then Ammo came along a clear upgrade. Sooooooooooo in a scenario like this how to prep the car to apply the Ammo? I have random orbital the right pads and Maguiars polishing compounds available. My guess is the Ammo would be fine on top of a partially prepared but not virgin finish on a well maintained garage queen?
Pan please do a video about different types of prewash shampoos 🙂❤️ (acidic, alkaline, citric)
Great video 🙏🏻
Once i get rid of most ceramic, would the F6 still work for eliminating clay scratches left under coating, by detailer?
What other tape can you recommend, better than the 3M blue?
Great explanation Pan!
Thanks for the feedback Seth!
I now have a good idea what I put on my car 4 years ago and what to do next. Thank you very much.
Glad to help. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 900,000 subscribers and we have over 116 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Pan, awesome information.. i always suspected you could reapply a ceramic coating over a old layer... i tried this spring.. my door panels were showing wear after a good decon. I reapplied some coating i had left.. i figured what the heck its just going to go bad in the fridge anyway. it worked really well so far...i wish i could give this video 2 thumbs up.. p.s. i hate mosquitoes too...
Thanks Barry!
Excellent tutorial... A great deal of information which you have explained quite well... YOU ARE THE MAN! ... PAN!
I've recently started using Yvan Lacroix's paint prep mixture... I/3 Acetone mixed with 2/3 Windex...Works really well...
Glad it was helpful!
Very Clear - essential information...good to know BEFORE you take the dive
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Thanks Pan, was just wondering today whether a finishing polish would remove a 1-2 year coating! Thanks for looking out for us DIYers - your 'affordable polishers' vid is up next haha
Awesome! Glad to help!
Huge shocker u made another awesome video and tutorial good friend
Hahaha!! I will take that as a compliment dear Richard. I always try to release awesome videos for you all. :)
Pan - LOVE your videos. You are a true master of your craft - I share your passion. I just got a new SUV in metallic orange and I'm planning on getting most if not all of the vehicle coated with ClearGuard Ultra PPF. The local shop offers Modesta ceramic coating as well and I'd like to get the PPF coated. Was going to do my car in the Adams Advanced ceramic coating until I can get the appointment for PPF next year (they have a long wait list). After seeing this I think I'm going to keep a nice carnauba coat on it till I can get PPF! I've used the Griots Garage Complete Compound and Complete Polish to correct the paint and wash it weekly with the Griots shampoo and pre-wash foam (loved your review). Of course she is garage kept and well pampered. (Yes I name my cars...) I've already done the wheels in the Adams Advanced after following your prep advice - looks great. Using Griots Best of Show carnauba liquid wax. SO - your opinion please... What do you think of all vehicle PPF done by a top shop? My concerns are scratches, rock chips, malicious keying, etc. - otherwise I'd stick with just a coating. Would my self applied Adams Advanced coating over the PPF be similar to the professional Modesta coating or is there a benefit to the Modesta that would make it worth the cost?
Hi! First, thanks for the kind words, I appreciate them! Congrats on your new SUV. What make and model is it?
To inspire you, I did a customer's orange SUV a few years ago, at my previous house, in this video: ua-cam.com/video/iTOWDtB87zI/v-deo.html
First, good move in not applying a ceramic coating before getting PPF'ed. It would have been an expensive removal job for the detailer to spend time polishing the surface to ensure 100% removal of the previous coating. So using a simple carnauba wax until you get the film installed is a good move. I haven't tried the Griot's one though. But Griot's in general makes excellent consumer grade products so it should be more than fine.
For PPF, if you're concerned about ultimate protection against rock chips, swirls and scratches, it's the only option. So yes by all means, go ahead and have your vehicle wrapped with PPF from a shop that knows what they're doing. And yes, for the best of both worlds, have them apply a ceramic coating on top of the PPF. That way, you'll get gloss, slickness, UV protection and the self-cleaning properties that coatings are known for, and it will make cleaning your SUV a lot easier and more enjoyable with a coating.
Consumer grade coatings (i.e. the Adam's Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating) cost much less, can be applied DIY, don't require specialized equipment (IR curing lamps) or training (certified installers) to be applied, but tend to not last as long or have as much chemical resistance as professional grade coatings.
So it's a question of budget and your needs. If you can swing it financially, by all means have a pro grade coating applied like a Roar Coating, Modesta, Gtechniq Crystal Serum Ultra, Opti-Coat Pro+, or the pro versions of CarPro, Gyeon, etc. All top tier picks.
If you don't have the budget, or enjoy doing things the DIY way, there's nothing wrong with the Adam's Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating. It's still fairly new to the market so nobody has had the chance to test it for 3+ years yet, but so far so good on my girlfriend's SUV which we coated with that in October of 2021.
I hope this helps!
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@@PanTheOrganizer The vehicle is a Land Rover Discovery in Namib Orange metallic over black leather. 22" wheels with the air suspension. I'll probably have the ceramic coating done by the PPF installer if it's a better protectant. I've been using 303 protectant for the interior and seats - seems to work well without looking shiny but I'm open to trying other products. Recently switched to the Adams Graphene Tire dressing which I like a lot better than 303 on the tires. Basically I want the best protection I can find. Do you think the Adams ceramic leather and interior coating would be a good option or wait for the ceramic installer to do the interior as well? I'm new to the ceramic products but it sounds like it might be a better option for the interior than 303. Congrats on the Porsche 911 by the way! Such a beautiful car - a work of art. I love how they do the paint, even the underside of the hood and trunk is clear coated like the exterior - at least the ones I've seen are. Keep up the great work. I found your channel researching detailing on UA-cam. Still going through all the videos...
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Another great video!!! Being the newb I am at this stuff I did end up with several high spots that are seen in certain lighting so this video has been very informative to me. My question is how would you go about removing Ceramic/Graphene from Glass safely. I feel compound or sanding would potentially scratch the glass
Use a dedicated glass polish and glass pad, like in my glass polishing tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/yMi5PtyqUI8/v-deo.html
And FYI, glass is much harder compared to paintwork, so glass is also more difficult to scratch compared to paint.
Such a fantastic video! Question for you Pan, have you did a video in regards to professionally detailing out of your home garage? You have such a wonderful setup one can only dream of. Do you have any advice for working around city/county codes for detailing? Seems as if my local codes look at a detailing business like I'm trying to open a car wash.
Hi Jason. Thanks for the feedback. Such a video would be hard though as laws, rules and bylaws change so much from town to town, state to state, country to country.
I recently had a coating ruined by a freak 60 second rain shower. It was Adam's Advanced Graphene 9+ year coating. I was able to remove it next day with just 3 passes using a yellow pad and polishing compound.
I've been hunting for a video like this over the last few days. I have to remove some GlassParency graphene coating high spots that i didn't sufficiently level off before curing. I'm a little wary to wet-sand, i don't have that experience. But i'll try a polish first, if that doesn't get it, i'll move to compound, and as a last resort i'll try a 3000 grit wet sand. Thanks for the confidence boost!
Polishing should remove the high spots.
@@PanTheOrganizer whew - thank goodness
First of all many thanks Pan for your always inspiring and interesting videos. I have a, maybe silly, question. I was seriously thinking about buying one of the two CQUARTZ's from Carpro. My question is: once put on a ceramic coating, if after a while swirls and small scratches should appear, can I still use a compound or a polish over the bodywork to remove swirls and scratches? if yes, can I use them over the ceramic coating and, maybe, reapply it after? and if not, how do I remove the swirls or small scratches if I can't use the polisher? Last question (but this is a bit out of topic here), a ceramic coating can also be passed over the uprights (I mean the painted ones). Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience. Have a good day.
We live at an intersection and also next door to a smog inspection shop and have a lot of iron and soot on our vehicles and wonder what you would recommend for surface protection on our vehicles. Our white Ford Escape is real bad and in my opinion, the paint/clearfinish is about shot so I would like to find a coating that is best for a worn out finish and protect from future iron/acidic soot deposits. It's not worth a repaint. I want to do this DIY and have seen your videos on Adams advanced graphene ceramic coating and I have all the tools needed. Thanks!
I am going off topic hope that’s ok , I recently redid my pool deck and in the process they were cutting concrete which totally engulfed my lanai were I have three sliding glass doors since then I have not been able to clean the glass it leaves white streaks and the glass feels sticky any suggestions thanks
Very good video on explaining ceramic coatings. I have a question, have you done any or the self healing ceramics coatings and what do you think of them? I’m referring to the ones that when the coating gets scratched and the only thing you have to do is heat it with a heat gun and the scratches disappear.
There aren't that many self-healing ceramic coatings on the market yet. The only one I know of from a reputable brand is the Zipang Coat from Kamikaze. Ultra high end stuff. I have it, but haven't had the time to fully explore the self-healing side of it, as that would require intensive testing over many months. And I would need a test panel, as no customer would accept to receive scratches on their finish hehe.
But like anything, those coatings are meant more for VERY light micro-marring or scratch self-healing. VERY minor defects. They won't heal from a key job, or huge deep scratches on the paint, or stone chips, etc.
And the self-healing ceramic coatings aren't yet at the technological level of self-healing PPF (paint protection film) which has been around for longer.
Watch this video on self-healing coatings and PPF: ua-cam.com/video/Nc0jcYC5Rn0/v-deo.html
I did not know you could that ! Only you could you explain it right!!!
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My truck has to sit outside all the time, so I'm just hoping that by applying a ceramic coating that will prevent or slow down the paint becoming faded or breaking down the clear coat.Is that a reasonable expectation?
Pan. I really enjoy your stuff. I've learned so much from you. I'm going to be applying my fist a coating from Avalon king once it get back from being polished.
You can do it! Did you watch my ceramic coating application tutorial? And also my video review of the AvalonKing coating where I also show the application.
@@PanTheOrganizer yes I've watched it many times. I have a very good understanding of the process and removal.
Only question I have is at what point can I add a ceramic spray topper? Like cure..
45 to 60 minutes after your final layer of coating. If you pass that window, wait 24 hours before applying your topper.
Great video love it Pan!!!
Glad you enjoyed it Carlos! Hope you are having a great weekend man!
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Hi Good day Pan, thank you for another informative video..What procedures or polishing methods do you use to remove high spots from a professional grade coating?
There is no other solution but to machine polish the high spots. Unless you're lucky enough to spot the high spot within 30 min or 1 hr of the coating being applied, at that point, just reapply a some fresh coating on top of the high spot and wipe immediately and it works to remove the high spot if you're lucky. Beyond that, you'll have to machine polish.
Is there a way to remove a coating from my windscreen/windshield without machine polishing. I don't know what coating was used, an ex friend applied it, I suspect a cheaper coating. My wipers are jumpy, squeaking and badly streaking in the rain since it was applied. My car is only 4months old and it's really effecting my night vision.
Great and informative video! I've got a question though. I recently purchased a used car which has a 2-4 year old professional grade coating on it . The surface of the car has a lot of swirls smaller scratches which are visible in harsh direct sunlight. I want to polish the car to remove some of theese defects and portentially restore some gloss. Will i be able to get a good result, even if i dont remove the coating entirely? Is it possible to polish a coating? Or will it just leave more defects in the coated surface until all the coating is gone?
You never polish coatings as that mechanical friction/abrasion from the polishing compound and pad will strip the coating.
There is one polish that is specifically designed to correct very minor marring on coatings, and it’s CarPro Essence+ (not the regular Essence). But that is only for VERY light defects.
In your case it seems you’ll have to machine polish the entire surface to correct the defects and then use a paint prep spray to remove polishing oils and reapply a new ceramic coating.
Thanks Pan for another informative video, meguiars and mothers clay bar classified as fine or course clay bars?
Each brand usually has different “aggression” levels if their clays. Soft, medium and hard. If you are just buying a clay kit, it’s usually a medium clay that’s in it, unless otherwise specified on the box.
Can you use the clay bar on a c coating on the front bumper where there are bugs guts cam you use it to remove that
This question isn't necessarily for Pan:
My 2016 Golf R has CQuartz UK 3.0 + Gliss applied. It was applied around May of 2020. The car started in Oregon (no salt), and is now in CO (salt), but throughout has barely been driven; I work from home. With this in mind: if I still mostly have the water sheeting and water beading, but might also have some contaminants along the bottom and on the front - is a combo of paint prep + clay + fresh coat of ceramic ample? I really don't want to employ mechanical abrasion if I don't have to. Would be applying CQuartz UK 3.0 again + Sic.
Great job explaining everything.
I need help clean my windshield. Mine has so many small scratches that it makes very difficult to see night time.
Any suggestions how to clean that, much appreciate it.
It depends how bad the scratches are. Sometimes the only solution is to replace the windshield. But you can try a glass polish and glass polishing pad and see what you can achieve. I have a tutorial on that here: ua-cam.com/video/yMi5PtyqUI8/v-deo.htmlsi=yho7_HDkv81-VSaK
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This is a great video! Makes me realize that i don't have the skills to remove ceramic coating.
We want to put a vinyl wrap on the hood of our van that has a ceramic coat. Will the process that you describe allow us to get good adhesion for the vinyl wrap?
I don't apply vinyl wraps, so your best bet is to ask a vinyl wrap and PPF installer near you.
Might be a dumb question but if the coating is losing it’s hydrophobic properties even after a chemical decon and wash wouldn’t that mean the coating has already worn away to a certain extent and therefore requires far less aggressive removal? If the coating is still present, shouldn’t it always be hydrophobic? Or does the actual coating itself degrade at the molecular level but still retain its original thickness? Hope my question makes sense
What about those who have very hard water? I park inside almosr all the time yet the paint is no longer smooth so I believe there is a buildup from hard water…Would a standard clay mit be gentle enough?
Thanks much for this video. Is there a way to remove ceramic coatings from the plastic trim?
Some time ago I applied Jescar PowerBlock+ (which I understand is ceramic based) to my entire subaru Crosstrek, including the trim. However, the coating left a faint mottled white sheen to the plastic trim, especially the rougher areas like the bumper cover.
Your comment that chemicals won't work was discouraging. Of course, abrasive techniques aren't really an option for plastic trim.
If there's no removal solution, is there a cover-up solution, such as a black staining product, that could restore the original look of the trim?
Much obliged.
-Kurt
Hey Pan, love your work. Question: do I ceramic coat the glass and trim and plastic as well as the paint? 🙏
It depends what coating you buy. Some are surface specific, others can be applied to multiple surfaces.
Pan what do you think of icon rocklear coating ?
I’ve seen videos where they show 20 microns thick coating and they show it’s actually scratch resistant , I am skeptical about it as it’s been out years but no one is talking about it.
Also I noticed on a couple of ceramic coating manufacturers in the description they put.
Water beading lifespan 18 months and paint protection 3 years , so they basically saying don’t judge a coatings lifespan on water behaviour
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Plein d'information utile.
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Can you apply another brand of ceramic coating over a graphene ceramic coating without removing it?
Nice vid again pan💪🏻
Can I use sonax by hand? And can you make a vid with the difference between by hand and machine maybe?
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You could, but you would never achieve the same level of results as with a proper machine polisher for obvious reasons: speed and power.
You will need a lot of energy and elbow grease by hand.
I'm just about to remove the undrdog coating from my pickup truck hood. The reason why is because when I did the polishing I didn't do a good job polishing the hood. Still I can see some tiny scratches and swirl marks .
This time I'm using the Meguiars 105 cutting compaund.
BTW undrdog pro ❤️👍.
You should try it 🙂
Thank you for this video.
Very helpful
Thanks! But you will never see me review that company’s coatings. Terrible owner with bad business ethics.
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Lucky timing. I just did Adam’s Polishes Graphene Ceramic two days ago-not happy with some of it (hood, roof, and glass show high spots). Can I polish out just the high spots using tools/materials you recommended here?
They made a video for that here: ua-cam.com/video/a4CJqRGtbnw/v-deo.html
Have you done a video on how to get ceramic off glass ?? We just bought a new to us Lincoln Aviator and both back side windows have some style of chemical stain on them. What’s the best and safest way to polish windows and maybe correct the issue I have??
Thanks guys!
Machine polishing is the only way. Watch my glass polishing tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/yMi5PtyqUI8/v-deo.html
i just want to remove my ceramic coating from my tailgate lettering so i can put vinyl lettering in the tailgate letters (f-150). was unsure what i needed to do to remove it so the stickers will bond correctly.
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Glad you enjoyed!
If i had gtech csl on the car and want to use cquartz uk 3.0, can i add it on without removing csl? Thanks for replying to comments, even on your older videos!👍
No. You absolutely have to machine polish the old coating off before you apply a new one. Coatings need to bond to a virgin clear coat without any interference from previous protections.
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Hey Pan, love your channel sir!
I own a 2019 Subaru STI and had my detailer install a ceramic coat about 2 years ago. Paint seems to have light decontamination on surface so I applied a coat of Iron-X which helped a lot but still not as slick to the touch as I would like. I purchased a very fine grade clay bar with Gyeon clay lube. Should I be ok to hit it lightly?
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To answer your question, keep in mind that a claybar is an abrasive, and it might do some marring on the surface. So after your clay stage, observe your paint, and if you see some light marring or scratches, perhaps perform a light polish with one of the only polishes meant for polishing existing ceramic coatings, this one: bit.ly/3vayGVo
Thank you for your feedback! Will definitely give this a try.
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