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Welcome from another fellow Canuck

Wow they do look great, thanks for showing and the hint

Thanks for the link, must have typed something wrong when I searched. Glad to hear the interior Protection works on the Alcantara

The Boss 302 I just picked up needs to have the Alcantara Seats cleaned and I would like to spray some protectant on them after. Just curious what you guys are using, as I don't see anything specific to use on Alcantara products

Have to agree with you, I almost would like to just use wax on it, but I really do like the added protection that the Graphene Ceramic coating gives. I will most likely end up using the Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating (small Bottle) just for the protection.

One more quick question, does Brilliant Glaze work well when applied on top of Ceramic coating.

Thanks Ray and Rich, I like the idea of the wax, also but as Rich said no longer available. I really like the graphene finishes, cause after 2+ years on my on one of my vehicles (put on when new) other than a couple of rock chips the car still looks better than new, and it is washed every couple of weeks, with no scratches or swirls. But since it will be indoors 95% of the time my thoughts are that the Graphene Spray on Coating should easily last 3-4 years, at which time I would probably want to polish it again before recoating it

I just picked up a 2013 Boss 302 (Gotta have it Green). Since it will be in hibernation I am going to give it a complete going over this winter. The car will only be used in the some and then maybe 1 or 2 times a week. Is it worth putting on Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating or would I be just as happy with the spray Graphene Coating. Odd are I would be polishing it out again after 4-5 years would the spray on last that long with the car garaged 95% of the time. Should also add I have enough of both to do the job, and time is not an issue Thanks

Looks great, nothing beats a high shine of a black vehicle The Camaro looks great too.

I would go with 2, cause the polishing will pretty much take of your existing Graphene coating.

While I like the idea of buying one less product, I would just miss the ww, to much. As mentioned above, it is great for windows, especially around here in bug season. I use CS3 on my Rims after every wash, as well as on my daily driver that needs to get polished and coated again this year. (May use Graphene Cs3 after that) I also have Graphene Cs3 that I use on my Graphene Advanced coated vehicle. Not sure I can see enough benefit from Graphene Cs3, but that said it does a great job, so I may convince myself it is worth the extra money. Guess down sizing is gonna be tough. Should also add that WW is just too handy around the house not to have. Great on our SS fridge, the shower, etc as well as the vehicles

I have used both and have been a big fan of CS3, but on my Advanced Graphene Coated vehicle (not the spray on Graphene) I like the Graphene CS3 a little better, than CS3. Enough of a difference to want to keep using it.

I am not a pro detailer and only do it as a hobby. But I would start by phoning around your area and see what others are charging for there services. Since you're breaking into the business I would charge a little less than the competition to get things going. Once you get established and busy enough you could raise prices accordingly. Hope this helps.

Would the clay mitt be as safe as the fine grade clay bar.