Ok, I applied the original Ceramic Spray the one in the original kit that was the first one out even before the UV maybe 6 months ago to my 2007 Corvette that spend most of it time in the garages. Now it does not get washed that much but I do keep it clean with the waterless and the CS3. Seeing we really have not had many events to go to the car like I said spends a lot of time in the garage. Now to make matters worst, by 22 year old grand some was over for a birthday celebration and a few days letter he felt bad and tested positive for COVID, so with nothing else to do I thought I would redo the ceramic.
So my plan is, used my Swirl Killer with the One Step pad and One Step polish and do a complete polish as I understand this will remove the older coating. Then I will follow that up with the Surface prep and then the Ceramic UV Spray. Then 24 hours later apply the Ceramic Boost. Can I cover the car between the coating and boost phases and also does this seem like the correct steps to get a good fresh coat of the ceramic on the car?
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Ok, I applied the original Ceramic Spray the one in the original kit that was the first one out even before the UV maybe 6 months ago to my 2007 Corvette that spend most of it time in the garages. Now it does not get washed that much but I do keep it clean with the waterless and the CS3. Seeing we really have not had many events to go to the car like I said spends a lot of time in the garage. Now to make matters worst, by 22 year old grand some was over for a birthday celebration and a few days letter he felt bad and tested positive for COVID, so with nothing else to do I thought I would redo the ceramic.
So my plan is, used my Swirl Killer with the One Step pad and One Step polish and do a complete polish as I understand this will remove the older coating. Then I will follow that up with the Surface prep and then the Ceramic UV Spray. Then 24 hours later apply the Ceramic Boost. Can I cover the car between the coating and boost phases and also does this seem like the correct steps to get a good fresh coat of the ceramic on the car?
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