My wife and I just bought a cherry red metallic 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee the other day. I did the baggy test and the paint was bumpy. I finally got a chance to wash it this morning. I did the wheels first and they must have been coated because the brake dust just floated off. Then as I rinsed the car so I could wash the water bead up a lot more than I get on my other cars. This has got me thinking it might be coated, but how would I confirm that is the case? I don't have access to the previous owner. Does anybody have a ceramic-coating-o-meter?
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My wife and I just bought a cherry red metallic 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee the other day. I did the baggy test and the paint was bumpy. I finally got a chance to wash it this morning. I did the wheels first and they must have been coated because the brake dust just floated off. Then as I rinsed the car so I could wash the water bead up a lot more than I get on my other cars. This has got me thinking it might be coated, but how would I confirm that is the case? I don't have access to the previous owner. Does anybody have a ceramic-coating-o-meter?
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