Ceramic coating and door jams

[Thorsager]

How do you apply the ceramic coating to the door jams? Can I apply as directed and then close the door? Will closing the door before it is fully cured effect the coating?

[jessewsmith]

You do it the same way you would with paint. You can do a paint correction on them if you want the jams to look better but you don't have to. And yes you can keep the door shut. It shouldn't effect it at all.

[shane@detailedreflections]

What he said! I treat them just like any other painted surface.

[b_pappy]

Or if you're a bit less enthusiastic, just use the Ceramic Boost alone.

[Thorsager]

Or if you're a bit less enthusiastic, just use the Ceramic Boost alone.

 

I went ahead and used the Ceramic Coating to the door jams.

 

 

I am more then impressed with the way the Ceramic Coating turned out! The coating was super easy to put on. The prep work was were I spent most of my time. This car sits out 24/7 and has 30,000 miles on it.

What I did:

Adams Strip Wash

Clay

Adams Paint Correcting Polish

Adams Finishing Polish

Adams Strip Wash

Adams Coating Prep

Adams Ceramic Coating

Adams  Ceramic Boost (24 hours later)

Adams Glass Sealant to all glass.

Adams VRT to tires

Adams Undercarriage Spray to wheel wells

Adams Quick Sealant to wheels (I will soon be out of this!)

Adams Metal Polish #1 and #2 to exhaust tip

 

I am planning on putting this on our Ram 1500 the next time it needs corrected. Maybe in the fall. I am really glad I went ahead and tried the coating.

 

 

 

Before

 

After

[b_pappy]

Nice, looks great. Yeah, I am just blown away by the Ceramic Paint coating.

[JordanAvery]

As much as I know, you should treat it like usual paint. You can use the ceramic coating on the door jams and it's not necessary to keep the door open or to reapply paint after it dries. I worked with some guys that do ceramic coatings Jacksonville, and I learned this from them. I was truly impressed with the finished result because I didn't know that ceramic coating can make everything look so good. I would totally use this after for other projects, so if you have any to share, feel free to do so.

 

Edited September 4, 2020 by JordanAvery

[Silverbugeye]

17 hours ago, JordanAvery said:

As much as I know, you should treat it like usual paint. You can use the ceramic coating on the door jams and it's not necessary to keep the door open or to reapply paint after it dries. I worked with some guys that do ceramic coatings, and I learned this from them. I was truly impressed with the finished result because I didn't know that ceramic coating can make everything look so good. I would totally use this after for other projects, so if you have any to share, feel free to do so.

 

Gravedigger!