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@RayS That's what I initially did when I spray coated the vehicle, still works great, like you said minimal maintenance. I just wasn't sure if I should even try to attempt a full ceramic coating on the grille. @falcaineer Those would actually be perfect for tight spaces, I will have to try them next time around, I don't think I'll be able to get them by this weekend. What would you do/use to coat a grille?

Sorry guys, more questions.. So I finally had some time to look over my vehicle and mentally prep/plan. I realized that while the applicator is soft and squeezable, it is still a bit bulky when it comes to fitting in between wheel spokes, the grille (F-Sport grille - not much surface area on the face of the grille but the walls of the mesh/honeycomb area is where it can get fairly dirty), etc. What would you recommend using to coat tight spots, intricate designs, and hard to access places?

@RayS@The Guz@falcaineer Perfect, just the answers I needed! Thank you guys for the info! Looks like I will have a busy weekend ahead of me!

@falcaineer Thanks for the advice, so I can basically treat it as a paint correction then. Another question, so I have a front end clear bra, how would you go about removing the previous coating?

So I did a coating of the graphene spray coating a few months back on my vehicle - wheels too (oem - clear coated), now I'm looking to go all in and do the full graphene ceramic coating, am I going to run into any issues since the spray coating is already on my vehicle/wheels? Is prepping the vehicle any different? Any extra steps I need to consider?

@falcaineerThanks for the speedy response. So would you recommend any alternatives to use besides Surface Prep on glass before applying Graphene Spray Coating? Or should I not use Graphene Spray Coating on glass then?

Is there any downside to using Adam's Glass Cleaner before using Graphene Spray Coating on glass?

@Dan@Adams Perfect, thanks for the info and advice!

Hey, New to the forums, Recently purchased Iron Remover, read the warning label about not using this product on polished aluminum. Now I'm kinda worried about using it on my runningboards, as they are solid brushed aluminum. Also, regarding plastic exterior trim pieces, how long would you let it sit before washing it off? Any recommendations would be much appreciated, please.