Caught between a rock and a ceramic hard place
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Caught between a rock and a ceramic hard place
I'm ordering some nano coating (Sonax) for my wheels. I'd give it a go on the rest of my car but I don't think it's option for me yet.
Car is black and has micro pitting on the front bumper cover and a few minor chips on the hood. I swear the previous owner sat at home and waited for sandstorms to come along before he'd take the car for a spin:-)
I use a black wax which hides all of it very well. So well that you can't see the blemishes until about a foot away.
Ultimately I need to have the hood and bumper cover resprayed before I could consider ceramic coating correct?
This is a bit rhetorical, but if I strip the wax and clay bar the car, those pits will show. Ceramic won't hide anything. So while the wax has to be done twice per season and it's not as shiny as ceramic, I'm stuck until I can respray.
Warden says I can respray on the 12th of never.
Car is black and has micro pitting on the front bumper cover and a few minor chips on the hood. I swear the previous owner sat at home and waited for sandstorms to come along before he'd take the car for a spin:-)
I use a black wax which hides all of it very well. So well that you can't see the blemishes until about a foot away.
Ultimately I need to have the hood and bumper cover resprayed before I could consider ceramic coating correct?
This is a bit rhetorical, but if I strip the wax and clay bar the car, those pits will show. Ceramic won't hide anything. So while the wax has to be done twice per season and it's not as shiny as ceramic, I'm stuck until I can respray.
Warden says I can respray on the 12th of never.
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jbretthorton (05-07-2018)
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Sean
Immediately after I had all 4 of my Selena wheels completely refurbished last December, I used this product to nanocoat them before I put them back on my XKR. It's made in China and I bought it on AliExpress.com for $17.27 delivered, which was much less expensive than other similar products. Sure, it's only 1 ounce, but a little goes a long way and I still have some left over. So far, so good! Brake dust wipes off very easily with a damp microfiber towel and the finish feels very smooth and slippery. Definitely nanocoat your wheels! Note that the end product is only as good as the surface prep.
Stuart
Immediately after I had all 4 of my Selena wheels completely refurbished last December, I used this product to nanocoat them before I put them back on my XKR. It's made in China and I bought it on AliExpress.com for $17.27 delivered, which was much less expensive than other similar products. Sure, it's only 1 ounce, but a little goes a long way and I still have some left over. So far, so good! Brake dust wipes off very easily with a damp microfiber towel and the finish feels very smooth and slippery. Definitely nanocoat your wheels! Note that the end product is only as good as the surface prep.
Stuart
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