GR Yaris New Wheels - DIY Ceramic Coating Project

Car Care Products Australia thought it would be a great idea for me to show you all how easy it is to Ceramic Coat your own new wheels,
Here I will go through the process, and I had never done it before. Watch the video and have a crack. Just takes a little patience, and being methodical about it.
The team at Car Care Products have everything you need, at www.carcareproducts.com.au
What I used in the video:
Gyeon Q2M Prep 500ml
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Gyeon Q2 Rim 30ml
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Gyeon Q2M Bald Wipe Cloth
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Gyeon Q2M Coating Applicator (2 Pack)
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I am a 50-year-old Husband, Father, and all round car tragic. I grew up in the car building heartland of Australia. Geelong, Victoria. Having both parents working for Ford Motor Company, the blue oval had a sense of inevitability, which I do still have a soft spot for. Around the age of 10, I saw, and was driven in what was very likely Geelong’s only Porsche 356. The memory is still strong. It was an epiphany after a childhood surrounded by Aussie muscle cars. Escaping in my teens to live in Sydney NSW, I bided my time until I migrated to Perth, Western Australia. Yes, West Australians think of this as another country. This is now home.
My first Porsche was a 1971 2.0l 914. Black on Black, LHD. Great car until it stopped. Alarmingly underpowered for the chassis and brakes, but a lot of fun. I drove it from Perth to Sydney and back. I had big plans for that drivetrain, but it failed me one Sunday afternoon, and 5 years later, was sold to a wrecker for almost the same price that I paid for it, 7 years earlier. Wish I had kept it…
Our 1960 Porsche 356B (T5) Coupe became part of our family in the days following the birth of our daughter, Pearl, in 2012. If you’ve watched any of the earlier videos, you will have likely seen both of them. This one is staying. Pearl can decide what to do with it when we are gone. It is a number’s matching Ruby Red, with black interior. We snuck the purchase in just before the bubble got too big, otherwise, I’d still be fantasizing about it.
We’ve had plenty of great drives in it, and hopefully plenty more to come.
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[@victorgarzon777]

Can't wait to see more! awesome work Marc...

[@MarcandCars]

Thanks Victor. I appreciate you taking the time to watch.

[@BeauJohnson247]

Looks great… I need to do this to a few of my cars…

[@MarcandCars]

Beau thanks for taking the time to watch. Appreciated.

[@BeauJohnson247]

Looks great…

[@MarcandCars]

Thank you! Cheers!