Car Coating detailed write up steps, What do you guys think?

[nwtechdetailer]

Any changes/corrections? would you do anything different?

 

Coating Process – New/Old 

• Pre Rinse  

• Foam Bath 

• 2 bucket Hand Wash 

• Wheel Treatment (Wash/iron treatment/Protectant) 

• Glass Sealant (Polish/Seal) 

• Iron Spray – Iron remover 

• Clay Bar 

• Polish (Could be multiple steps) 

• ISP Clean (50/50 mix) 

• Coating (Ceramic/Graphene) 

• After dry time - Top Coat (Ceramic Spray/Wax Spray) 

Interior 

• Vacuum (dust/vacuum for air vents) 

• Clean Surfaces (detail brush/degreaser/interior cleaner) 

• Clean Carpet (Multi Purpose Degreaser/Brush/wipe) 

• Leather Clean (Cleaning brush) 

• Protect – Leather/Interior/Carpet 

Notes: 

• Use Ceramic Spay and on Top wax spray depending on the job. One would be standard 

• One step Polish (VSS) or multi step (C4 and P4) for bad scratches. 

• Use C4 for real scratches with orange or green pad 

• Use 3 inch pads for smaller areas 

[falcaineer]

Here's a great writeup from @Dan@Adams on the Graphene Ceramic Coating process. Interiors are a little more subjective, recommend you check out the Interior forum for more info.

 

 

 

We also have professional level classes called the Shine Academy. They focus on paint correction, Graphene Ceramic Coatings, business discussions and more. Completion opens the door to our Professional Grade Graphene Ceramic Coating. Dan and I are two of the instructors so can answer any questions. Here's a link with more info.

 

https://adamspolishes.com/pages/shine-academy