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Ceramic Wheel Coating - Multiple Coats?


Gremlin85

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Would it be at all beneficial or would it be a waste of product to apply 2 coats of Ceramic Wheel Coating to new wheels?

 

Would there be a process to do this if it was beneficial? Apply ceramic coating after prep, let cure 24 hours, reapply ceramic coating? Wait 24 hours to cure again, apply boost?

 

Probably a waste?

 

Any input?

 

TIA!

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From the FAQ on the product page:

 

"There is no benefit to layering an additional coat of Wheel Coating, as it will not change the hardness factor..."

 

http://adamspolishes.com/wheelcoating

 

Thank you. I should have been able to find that myself. 

 

Can't wait for it to be delivered so I can coat my new wheels! 

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I can't answer your question directly because I haven't used the Wheel Coating, but I can tell you layering multiple coats of waxes, glazes, etc., can reach a point of diminishing returns. Read this (bottom of first post for layering) http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/27631-faq-should-i-use-wax-or-sealant-on-my-car/for some more thoughts.

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Would it be at all beneficial or would it be a waste of product to apply 2 coats of Ceramic Wheel Coating to new wheels?

 

Would there be a process to do this if it was beneficial? Apply ceramic coating after prep, let cure 24 hours, reapply ceramic coating? Wait 24 hours to cure again, apply boost?

 

Probably a waste?

 

Any input?

 

TIA!

From the FAQ on the product page:

 

"There is no benefit to layering an additional coat of Wheel Coating, as it will not change the hardness factor..."

 

http://adamspolishes.com/wheelcoating

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