Trim Coating AFTER Paint Coating.

[galaxy]

So mostly I'm just saying this outloud as a comparison to what you guys would do...Already did the paint coating but now my trim annoys me . Time for trim. But I want to keep the tire/rubber cleaner and the coating Prep off my paint. Thinking about running a strip of detailers tape along the edges where trim meets paint and only spray product on the rag before wiping down the trim. You guys that are anal like me, would you go over the area under the tape with a quick pass of Boost after you're done? Might as well; gotta hit the trim with that anyways, right? Any other thoughts about doing trim after the paint is perfect?

[BRZN]

Chemicals are not going to affect the Ceramic Coating on the paint. Go ahead and spray the Tire & Rubber Cleaner and Coating Prep without worry, because it won't be touching the paint or messing with the Coating.

 

On the last several vehicles I've Coated I followed up the Trim right after the paint, so all prep work was completed at the same time. I've been using the Tire & Rubber Cleaner on the Trim when I wash the vehicle, not wiping it on/off with a Utility Towel as Adam shows in his video.

 

On the first car I Trim Coated, I wiped the TRC with a Utility Towel onto the mirrors while taking care of all the other Trim when washing. The only areas that look like they need coated again are the mirrors. Coincidence?

[galaxy]

I just noticed the trim coating does not come with boost....so, don't use boos tonight trim coating? At all?

[shane@detailedreflections]

I just noticed the trim coating does not come with boost....so, don't use boos tonight trim coating? At all?

No need to boost the trim. Apply. Buff. Live happy.

[Beemer]

I'd be willing to bet Boost will make the Trim Coating last even longer but it certainly isn't necessary.

[galaxy]

But clearly no harm getting boost on coated trim, correct?

[Beemer]

But clearly no harm getting boost on coated trim, correct?

 

Absolutely.