I'm a fist time user of ceramics and wondering which would be a better fit for my application. The vehicle will be a new 2019 F 250 that's black. It is my daily driver and will be subjected to gravel driveways, driving in the snow, and jobsite conditions.
I know that the ceramic paint coating is thicker with a longer lifespan but I have a couple questions.
The ceramic paint coating cannot get on the trim and glass from what I've read. I will not be using ceramic trim coating or ceramic glass coating I don't want to purchase and work with 3 different products.
Should I use cpc on all the paint and use csc on the trim and glass? If so, how would you approach applying them? Can you do one and move right on to the other?
Should I just use csc on the whole truck or would I be sacrificing a noticeable amount of protection from light scratching etc?
I'm not as concerned with longevity more so the durability. Also fyi I have both products so that's not a factor.
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I'm a fist time user of ceramics and wondering which would be a better fit for my application. The vehicle will be a new 2019 F 250 that's black. It is my daily driver and will be subjected to gravel driveways, driving in the snow, and jobsite conditions.
I know that the ceramic paint coating is thicker with a longer lifespan but I have a couple questions.
The ceramic paint coating cannot get on the trim and glass from what I've read. I will not be using ceramic trim coating or ceramic glass coating I don't want to purchase and work with 3 different products.
Should I use cpc on all the paint and use csc on the trim and glass? If so, how would you approach applying them? Can you do one and move right on to the other?
Should I just use csc on the whole truck or would I be sacrificing a noticeable amount of protection from light scratching etc?
I'm not as concerned with longevity more so the durability. Also fyi I have both products so that's not a factor.
Thanks in advance
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