Ceramic spray on paint corrected vehicle

[PepperPike67]

Just applied the ceramic spray 2x on a fresh paint corrected vehicle.

Wiped down car with diluted isopropyl alcohol first. Then lateral application of ceramic spray, wipe. Vertical application of ceramic spray, wipe.

 

What is the best topping for protection, if any?

 

Thank You

[Amiguel6]

43 minutes ago, PepperPike67 said:

Just applied the ceramic spray 2x on a fresh paint corrected vehicle.

Wiped down car with diluted isopropyl alcohol first. Then lateral application of ceramic spray, wipe. Vertical application of ceramic spray, wipe.

 

What is the best topping for protection, if any?

 

Thank You

Ceramic Boost would be the best topper for the Ceramic Spray Coating.

[falcaineer]

Welcome, @PepperPike67! Make sure you post an intro in the new member forum.

 

The "best" is sort of a tricky question. The Boost, as @Amiguel6, said works great, and is a simple spray and wipe product. Adam's also has a whole line now of silica-infused products to choose from, all meant to maintain coatings or even stand on their own. For example, the Ceramic Past Wax is a terrific option and will last the longest of any of them, 6+ months. The Ceramic Waterless is a superb new product and great for light dust and such. The Liquid Ceramic Wax also looks like a great option if you want to use a liquid wax. And so on. The choice comes down to longevity vs ease of use vs cost. What's your preference of the three?

 

I suggest you check out this site and read up on the descriptions and watch videos for each. The choice may become more clear, or come back and ask any questions you have.

https://adamspolishes.com/shop/adams-ceramics/sio2.html

 

[PepperPike67]

Thanks for the input Miguel and Chris. Going to try the Liquid Ceramic wax to start.

[falcaineer]

43 minutes ago, PepperPike67 said:

Thanks for the input Miguel and Chris. Going to try the Liquid Ceramic wax to start.

 

Enjoy! It smells absolutely incredible, by the way. Blueberry cheesecake .