Detailer for coatings?

[the shine shop]

Since we do a lot of ceramic coatings, I would like to know if adams spray detailer is ok to use on top of them.

Most coatings advise not to use products containing waxes.

Thanks for your help!

[IrishCurse]

I'd say it depends on the ceramic manufacturer.  If it says no waxes, no go.  If its good to go with wax, mighty fine.  We know "wax boost" basically means there is polymers and wax (or just wax) in the new DS so if it says no wax, I wouldn't.

[Baron_Von_Awesome]

Mike - Adam's Detail Spray is a no go with coatings...more often than not, you'll end up chasing haze all over the car.  You're stuck using Reload for more $$$ for the time being

Edited September 1, 2013 by Baron_Von_Awesome

[the shine shop]

Thanks guys!

[Antv20]

Mike - Adam's Detail Spray is a no go with coatings...more often than not, you'll end up chasing haze all over the car.  You're stuck using Reload for more $$$ for the time being

Is there really an advantage to a ceramic coating? Seems you have to keep it going with a Reload type product. Noob here looking for a better understanding.

[Baron_Von_Awesome]

Is there really an advantage to a ceramic coating? Seems you have to keep it going with a Reload type product. Noob here looking for a better understanding.

Big advantage, but this is probably not the forum to talk about it - plenty of places out there where you can do a bit of homework about the pros and cons.