I just moved up from a C6 Corvette to a C7 Corvette. My C6 was a dark red so the ceramic spray rainbowed really well. On the Yellow it is next to impossible to see. So, I live in Florida, and we are going to have a week starting tomorrow with highs in the upper 70's to low 80's. I am sure there will be humidity, but nowhere near summer levels. I plane to do a strip wash then a light buffing and then finish it with the surface prep. I will them apply the Spray Ceramic coating to just small areas. So how can I tell when the ceramic is ready to be buffed off so I can move to the next area?
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I just moved up from a C6 Corvette to a C7 Corvette. My C6 was a dark red so the ceramic spray rainbowed really well. On the Yellow it is next to impossible to see. So, I live in Florida, and we are going to have a week starting tomorrow with highs in the upper 70's to low 80's. I am sure there will be humidity, but nowhere near summer levels. I plane to do a strip wash then a light buffing and then finish it with the surface prep. I will them apply the Spray Ceramic coating to just small areas. So how can I tell when the ceramic is ready to be buffed off so I can move to the next area?
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