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Great stuff isn’t it!

Thank you for your kind words 🙌🏻

Yes. Go had them coating then try for yourself.

It’s good, but not that good. If you want damage protection you need paint protection film (PPF), which we also do.

Yes that sounds normal, typically on cars the water will run off but on large horizontal panels like on trucks the water may sit there

But that create water spots , Why? , I feel ceramic coating is not good

No, a spray ceramic/wax is a diluted version of a full ceramic coating that I used here

I’ve seen a lot worse so this was okay in the grand scheme of things

Smells great too 👌🏻

I’m not sure what you mean?

Thank you very much. Do you have a favourite part?

Simple solution, don’t watch the video and stop being grumpy lol

Thanks! I wouldn’t have any idea to be honest, couldn’t even give you a ball park figure!

I agree the drying is fun!

Water marks will usually only appear if tap water is used, rain water is typically very low ppm, meaning there is no minerals in the water. It is the minerals that cause the water spot when the water has dried. 2 easy solutions - 1. ensure you dry your car thoroughly after washing. 2. Use a water filter to reduce the ppm of your tap water.

@@Velocity_Car_Detailing thanks for the reply I appreciate it. I got it wrong I meant the water drops just stay sitting on my car I don't get any water spots but I thought they would just roll off or do I still need to wax the car?

Oh I see. The water won’t always fully disperse off the panel and leave it bone dry. You shouldn’t wax a ceramic coated car. You could use a ceramic detailer following washing the car, this will help to provide some extra slickness. Hope that helps

It was probably a couple of months. The owner hadn’t planned to get it coated but after doing one of his other cars he saw the benefit. You’ll be safe to have it coated after a few weeks. What car is it?

Lotus Esprit, slightly modified from the one on this video with a colourshift paint. I'm in the process of uploading videos of the project which is now almost complete.

Awesome! Well if you’d like some assistance with removing the defects before a ceramic coating let me know. I’m based in East Mids.

Thank you 😃

Thanks!

Always!

Thanks!

Or ceramic coat it once and save yourself hours of waxing. Plus the protection is much better than waxing if you use the correct one

Probably the last 😂

This depends on the coating applied, usually between 2-5 years

License plates aren’t private.

Thank you! This coating was Carpro Cquartz 3.0

Glad you appreciate the tunes ❤️

@@Velocity_Car_Detailing also a fantastic job done on that beauty. My friend does derailing also. The before and after is like night and day.

@@stewarty28 thanks mate 🤜🏻

Thanks for the comments. Yes he was very happy 😃

Thanks for your comment Steve. It really depends on the condition of your car. Feel free to give me a call and I can talk you through it - 07530584839. John

I felt like I should have while detailing it, might have got very different results though 😂

Not everyone wants to know all that kind of stuff. If people want to know, they usually ask

Your really not very bright are you ?

@@badgersalesman5595 excuse me?

Top quality work bro 👌

@@kiltilly thank you dude

I will admit the levels are a bit all over the place on this video, at this point I didn’t have a mic and only use royalty free music so the choice isn’t great. Also the editing software is pretty basic. Will be trying to fix these on future vids

Thank you very much 😃

Thank you 😃

If you use DI water then you don’t need to worry about water spots 😉

@@Velocity_Car_DetailingInteresting. Never heard of that. What system of DI do you use?

You can use a DI/pure water vessel. The water passes through the filter media and removes the minerals to give you <5ppm. This way you can wash a car in any weather and not worry about leaving water spots. Like you say, you could do the final rinse and just walk away! Not that I would, I always ensure the car is fully dried off before I present it to the client.

@@Velocity_Car_Detailingthanks for educating me. I’m now less ignorant than I was lol. Seriously, I appreciate it!

Certainly was 😃

Thanks, glad you appreciate the music choices 😃

They do but they cause damage to the paint which I would then need to polish so I find this way is the best to avoid damaging the paint

I use a combination of an all purpose cleaner, steam and something called a scrubber dubber

Thanks Aaron. I agree mate 👍🏻 playlist is a personal Spotify one

Customer was/is very happy. 👍

Me too! Happen to know anyone with one?? 😂

@@Velocity_Car_Detailing🙋🏼‍♂️

@@Adam151082 get in touch, I’m sure I can put together an offer for you 😉

Thanks for the comments, I’ll bare this in mind for future videos. I currently use very basic editing software so it’s more difficult to manage but I’ll try to improve that 👍🏻

Thanks! It could be the water spot remover, this removes the mineral build up that caused the ghosting

You must be good then 👍🏻

I am 👍🏻

Why don’t you do your own videos for other keyboard warriors to bash then.

I find I get better results in the shuts when I steam them and I don’t like using my steamer outside exposed to the elements and water. Engine bay wasn’t dirty so didn’t need a deep clean, plus there is lots of exposed electrics which I don’t want to get wet, so steaming is the safest option. No wheels off wash - correct. Why take the wheels off when you don’t need to, they were only getting cleaned, not coated 👍🏻

@@Velocity_Car_Detailing glad you don’t get to clean any of my collection then! Use a steam pressure wash like I do to clean door/boot shuts etc…. Yeah fords have shit electrics so get the hand held steamer for that! Each to there own when cleaning I guess🤔 But once a month I whip the wheels off, clean & re-coat….. makes life so much easier 👌

sounds like you know best 👍🏻 I don’t have a steam pressure washer so that’s not an option. This car isn’t a regular customer, only a one off so I do what is agreed with my client and what they pay for.

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Thank you! Yes I always find their waxes a pleasure to use. The hazing time can differ depending on the temperature, but on this instance it was around 5 mins

Look at the water when it hits the bonnet. Before the coating the water sticks to the bonnet, whereas after the coating the water is repelled immediately. This hydrophobic effect helps to keep the car cleaner for longer and makes it much easier to maintain

It sure is!