technologic

Hi Forum Members,

I was wondering if anyone had recommendations for Ceramic Boost 2.0 application on Ceramic Coated cars. I'm getting some streaks in the application on Deep Black Pearl paint on our VW Atlas R Line.

I have tried spraying directly on paint and wiping and I have tried spraying a liberal amount on an application microfiber and buffed with a clean microfiber. The second technique seems to work a little better but I wanted to see if anyone might have some ideas I haven't thought of?

Overall I like the hydrophobic properties and application, it's easy to apply and buff and extra gloss on top of the Ceramic Coating is nice.

Love In n Out Spray, it's what got me into the product line...

Just got a new set of calipers and wondering how I can treat them before putting on. Does the spray sealant hold to high heat?

I need to get my gun fixed for my Honda Pressure Washer, somethings up with the nozzle where it attaches to the gun, it leaks.

Sometimes with only using clay I can rub and rub for a bit before the rubber comes off, it's kind of tedious. Would it hurt to go over the rubber with an orange pad using my PC?

I usually have rubber on my paint after track events from pieces of rubber hitting my paint at high speed. Is there a faster procedure than using clay, sometimes it can take a bit to remove.

looking forward to the new product, been needing a 4" plate for a little bit...

The APC worked great at removing the old sealant. I then followed up with a fresh batch of sealant, no more water streaks =)

Thanks for the help!

I was wondering how I remove the spray sealant from my wheels. I applied it without realizing that there were some water spot smears from drying with a wet waffle weave and then applying spray sealant over that when it had dried.