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Yeah- not going to polish down to metal, but thanks for the tip!

Thanks Dan, I was working at night with one bulb burnt out over the car- I replaced them with leds the next day, but not early enough. The sides is where I was in trouble. I am even seeing more areas now in the daylight, but they are small. How will I know it's removed in that area? I would think the polish would have some lubricant that may conceal the rainbow effect- just never worked with this stuff before. Thanks!

Unfortunately, the relief from rainbows was short lived. It seems like the glaze just covered up the refractions - and after a day of driving, they are back. Am I going to have to polish away the coating in these areas and re-apply?

I used it on the vinyl as well as the shiny black plastic- did darken the vinyl slightly, but no more than any other coating. Overall, pleased with the results!

That worked! Thanks!

Yesterday, I applied ceramic coating to my 17 camaro, and everything looked great- but today, it looks like there are some areas where it has a rainbow look today- like I didn't get it all off. I was pretty diligent and not leaving too long to dry, but the lighting in my garage made it really hard to see. Question is, will the boost reduce the effect, should I apply more coating? Will it improve with time, or do I need to polish it off and re-apply in these areas? If I need to polish it off what level of polish, etc would I need? I did my wheels two weeks ago in the daylight (I know, bad) but didn't have this problem once. Thanks!

Thanks guys, for additional context - the picture I included shows all of these finishes. The grey stripe in the middle is matte, the Orange is shiny, and the black vinyl wrap on the rear decklid is also matte. It's easy to miss the black on the rear as well as the matte center stripe - heck, I didn't even notice them until I had the car for a few days! I think they would still look good with a little shine - and I need an option to protect them even if it isn't ceramic sealant.

I hope this is not a plebeian question, I have a 2017 camaro fiftieth anniversary edition- with matte grey, matte black, and shiny orange vinyl stripes. I just applied wheel coating over the weekend, and now want to protect the whole car. Is it recommended to use paint sealant on glossy and matte finish vinyl? What about plastic lenses? Black plastic below rear bumper? I am not certain if the black glossy plastic is painted or not. Thanks!