So I have a brand new 2018 ZL1 on order; should be here in April. And it's going to go right to the Xpel shop for front facing area coverage. After that, I'm going to have it Ceramic Coated. Ceramic Coating is a thing that I could handle but I don't have the time or a very clean facility to let it sit in.
Anyways, the best detail shop in town (Raving reviews, 4.9 stars out of 5 across 100+ reviews on Google/Yelp) will apply 4 different types of Ceramic Coating...C-Quartz (2 year), Sonax (3 year), SB3 (4 year) and Opticoat pro, which they claim 7 years on.
My question is, if I have them apply a C-Quartz coating...I have all Adam's in my detailing lineup. So I'd be using their Shampoo, Detail Spray, Waterless, Rinseless etc. (Obviously I wouldn't use any Sealants or Waxes as those don't bond with Silica). I know CarPro has a whole line of products that are highly respected too that are built to work together. I don't really feel like changing over for just one vehicle (And I won't). So would I be fine if I have my car C-Quartz and then use Adam's Car Shampoo for washings, Waterless/Rinesless for touchups, and then a Ceramic Boost as a monthly topper? Any experience? Or should I load up on the CarPro products like Reload, Ech20 etc.
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So I have a brand new 2018 ZL1 on order; should be here in April. And it's going to go right to the Xpel shop for front facing area coverage. After that, I'm going to have it Ceramic Coated. Ceramic Coating is a thing that I could handle but I don't have the time or a very clean facility to let it sit in.
Anyways, the best detail shop in town (Raving reviews, 4.9 stars out of 5 across 100+ reviews on Google/Yelp) will apply 4 different types of Ceramic Coating...C-Quartz (2 year), Sonax (3 year), SB3 (4 year) and Opticoat pro, which they claim 7 years on.
My question is, if I have them apply a C-Quartz coating...I have all Adam's in my detailing lineup. So I'd be using their Shampoo, Detail Spray, Waterless, Rinseless etc. (Obviously I wouldn't use any Sealants or Waxes as those don't bond with Silica). I know CarPro has a whole line of products that are highly respected too that are built to work together. I don't really feel like changing over for just one vehicle (And I won't). So would I be fine if I have my car C-Quartz and then use Adam's Car Shampoo for washings, Waterless/Rinesless for touchups, and then a Ceramic Boost as a monthly topper? Any experience? Or should I load up on the CarPro products like Reload, Ech20 etc.
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