Cerakote Ceramic Coating

Follow up question, how does the cerakote compare to ceramic coating as far as keeping heat down? I had my old headers ceramic coated and the engine bay was noticeably cooler than with the manifolds.

... applied Cerakote to the face (which is a thin film ceramic coating) but...

... cover gaskets and the factory coating is flaking especially around the... steering me away from powder coating as there is more prep... and risk. Best coating systems (exact specs) 🥇 1. Cerakote (best overall... — especially for magnesium) Use thin-film ceramic coatings designed... for magnesium alloys ✅ Recommended Cerakote types: Cerakote Glacier...

... alcohol dissolves the Sylvania clearing coating and smudges up the lenses.... Very pleased. I’ve used the Cerakote Ceramic kit on my DD for ... precut PPF but with the “ceramic coat” that you apply afterwards, ... the Sylvania kit have a ceramic coat element to it?

... products. I did purchase a ceramic coating from Amazon that was recommended ... and since I'd never DIY'd ceramic coating I thought I'd give it... names like Meguiars, Chemical Guys, Cerakote, etc., but it's up to...

... tried my hand as some ceramic coating, again.(Cerakote) MOT time and the... worried about keeping the applied coating thin. It was a single... them two wet coats of Cerakote Series H and baked in...

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... to look for in having ceramic coating done. I took my old.../ask about paint correction and coating on the new truck? Can... stuff or some kind of coating on the windows too? Anything ... plastic trim pieces other than cerakote wipes? If you do get ...

Curious what you plan to do for ceramic coating? I’ve done cerakote in the past. But have a set for my C5 that I’m going to do but the cerakote process is stupid expensive these days. Sent from my iPhone using Audizine Forum

..., VisionAutoworks can do a clear ceramic coating on the lenses, or 3M... headlights last year with a Cerakote ceramic kit. And while they looked...

... cut and pasted this info Cerakote exhaust coating, particularly the V-Series and.... It provides a durable, thin-film ceramic barrier against corrosion, rust, and... air-cure methods. Key Benefits of Cerakote on Exhaust Systems: Extreme Heat...

They make metal tunnel liners for the C6, I assume the same thing exists for the C7. I have no idea how effective they really are though. You could always spray everything with cerakote or similar ceramic coating. I'm not sure how well cerakote would work in a more exposed to the elements application like under the car, but I presume it's be fine overall, it's pretty durable stuff.

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Hello, Need advise! Just bought a 2025 Pilot EXL like 2 weeks ago, currently has 100 miles. Planning to keep it for 8+ years. I'm moving states in November and trying to decide if I should drop $2,500 right now or wait. The Quote: $1,500 for Honda Care: I'm tempted to buy now for peace of mind, but I still have the 3yr/36k factory warranty. If I wait until I have 4-5000 miles (but still under 1 year), do I lose the "New Vehicle" pricing? $1,000 for Ceramic Coating. Im thinking doing it now I was while it's brand new to avoid a paint correction/polish fee later. I plan to clean my car religiously once a month, is a pro coating actually worth it than just using DIY Cerakote spray every few months? I've already spent on add-ons/accessories. Should I pull the trigger now to "lock in" the new car status for the ceramic coat and warranty? submitted by /u/myIGNisFlip to r/hondapilot [link] [comments]

bought this for my old man about 3 years ago. brought it to the house to service. a few crown and coke later ... submitted by /u/GlitteringWallaby773 to r/Detailing [link] [comments]

See specs, reviews & more on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F45C2YHV/?tag=redditsatis-20 submitted by /u/kodyzyrym to r/BestBudgetFindss [link] [comments]

See specs, reviews & more on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084RQKLV8/?tag=redditsatis-20 submitted by /u/kodyzyrym to r/BestBudgetFindss [link] [comments]

Isopropyl alcohol got some off, but not all. Any advice? 😭😭😭 It’s a Hyundai Palisade if that matters/helps. Sorry for the terrible photo; I noticed after dark. Is there anything specific I can buy on Amazon? Hopefully to arrive overnight? I’m worried it will permanently set off in. submitted by /u/Latinadotnerd to r/Detailing [link] [comments]

Got some Cerakote ceramic coating on the piano black pillar covers and isopropyl alcohol worked to get some off but not all. Any advice? 😭😭😭 It’s a Hyundai Palisade if that matters/helps. Sorry for the terrible photo; I noticed after dark. Is there anything specific I can buy on Amazon? Hopefully to arrive overnight? I’m worried it will permanently set off in. submitted by /u/Latinadotnerd to r/AutoDetailing [link] [comments]

I have some leftover CarPro UK CQ Quartz 3.0 that I want to use on fading black wheel trim on our 2019 CX-9. I did use CarPro on my Miata windshield cowling and it turned out great. Are there chemical or performance differences between my ceramic coating or something trim specific like Cerakote Trim Coating? If not, I will go ahead with using the rest of my CarPro. Thanks! submitted by /u/af1232 to r/Detailing [link] [comments]

This took me so long to make, I first had to learn how to do 3D modelling, then finding the right type of resin to use was super difficult as standard resins either didn't give the right finish or were too brittle. I eventually made my own blend of different types of resin which I then had to prototype test print 16 times before I got the settings right. Then to get the colour finish I wanted with extra scratch resistance and UV protection I hand sanded it down and coated it in 3 layers of CERAKOTE®. Would love to hear if anyone likes this design/look? submitted by /u/Qubt to r/3Dprinting [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/erirp5q3h5dg1.png?width=1600&format=png&auto=webp&s=4419828ce53fa71c64f1da203fe18b5a950fdef0 I've been eyeing on this one for a while. What's your experience with the Cerakote ceramic coating? The website says: It's abrasion, chemical, temperature, and scratch-resistant but not proof. Wear will show with time and use. So it's just gonna chip and looks ugly during the process till the paint's completely gone? Is that covered by their lifelong warranty? And how's this "use for life" I find it goes completely opposite direction of the notion of a machine pen. submitted by /u/UbeWaffler to r/machinedpens [link] [comments]

Last fall, I used "CERAKOTE Platinum Rapid Ceramic Paint Sealant Spray" on my vehicle. Works great: easy to apply, water is still beading up six months later. In a couple months, I'll be going on a long road trip and that's when I'll want good ceramic protection the most. I can't wash the car (except for self-service hi-pressure washes) for the whole trip, which will last almost 3 months. The instructions don't seem to cover applying another coat. The prep is just to "wash the vehicle toroughly". Do I need to use any special technique or product or chemicals to prep for a new coat? What's the best way to get readyd for my second application? submitted by /u/mikeblas to r/AutoDetailing [link] [comments]

hi guys I wanted to know if anyone uses any kind of ceramic coating protection spray after they was there car? I have a 2026 model y that I had ceramic coated. I use CERAKOTE High Foam Vehicle Shampoo, then towel dry the car. Is it worth using a ceramic coating polish spray after I was the car? if so let me know what brand you use. thanks in advance. submitted by /u/GlitteringSherbet362 to r/teslacanada [link] [comments]

I got all excited to make the glossiest ceramic coating possible on my gfs car. I run a detail shop and am new to ceramic coatings however have done a handful since I am good at the prep/paint correction and they've all turned out good. So far, Cerakote is the best one I have tried but I have only tried two, cerakote and now CarPro CQuartz 3.0 UK after correcting and applying Car Pro Essence to bond properly. In my head I thought the CQuartz was going to be top notch compared to the Cerakote, but it really wasn't. I can tell its a good coating, as in it is very hydrophobic, and "thicker?" than Cerakote seemed to be. But it doesn't look as impressive as I envisioned even after a stellar prep. It was a newer Hyundai Veloster, bright orange, double coated. Anyways so I still have some CQuartz and I still have my Cerakote but am planning on doing my mother's new Nissan Pathfinder next. I want to impress her and show her how far her son has come. She was driving the other day and saw another Pathfinder that was extremely glossy, she asked me if that was a ceramic coating because it looked spectacular. I told her it likely was, and I'd love to do that for her. The next ones on my list to try were: Adams Graphene Ceramic Coating, or a Gyeon Product as I hear amazing things about Gyeon. But which is most glossy? How can I make sure it is picture-perfect, glossy, slippery perfection? Any other brand recommendations? Is there a place online where you can see pictures of what each popular product actually looks like once the job is done? Thanks for any help I know this is asked somewhat often, but I appreciate any responses! submitted by /u/Any-Internet-7796 to r/Detailing [link] [comments]

I've only had my is350 for a week and it's been cold here in the Northeast so I've not been able to really get to know the black wheels. However they are very shiny and smooth to the touch. I would like to keep them in as good a shape as possible so was wondering if the ceramic coatings that seem to be a big deal on the car detailing forums might be good for whatever this coating is. Anyone had any experience? submitted by /u/JonJackjon to r/Lexus [link] [comments]

I'm wondering if the Trim restorer kit uses the ceramic coating that comes in the headlight restorer kit. i was also wondering if they just sell a big bottle of that headlight ceramic coating stuff submitted by /u/Embarrassed_Fox8467 to r/AutoDetailing [link] [comments]

Hopefully I can get some Input. I want to use a laser to color a design on a stainless steel watch case back. It will make a blue oxide layer of my design. I want to make sure nothing scratches it. Would a ceramic coating be a wise choice? It would interact with rubbing of skin almost daily. Is there any solution that would last more than 5 years in this regard? 10? submitted by /u/YeaSpiderman to r/Detailing [link] [comments]

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I used a cerakote ceramic trim coating last week on my UTV and it did an amazing job of bringing my trim back to black (2nd photo shows the difference), now I was thinking should I do the panels as well to help with clean up after riding. Any somewhat inexpensive coating you’d all recommend for painted plastics? submitted by /u/RR50 to r/AutoDetailing [link] [comments]

I saw where someone mentioned Cerakote on another thread and thought I would give a try. Man, if it looks half as good in a year it will be worth it. submitted by /u/BadSpotBailey to r/XTerra [link] [comments]

First time using a ceramic spray—and so far, I really like it. The pictures don’t do it justice. But it looks wet and feels super smooth. This was only my second time washing the truck. Here’s what I did: • Started with a spray wash • Dried it using a leaf blower and microfiber towels • Clay barred the paint • Dried it again • Applied one coat of Cerakote Platinum Ceramic Spray and buffed • Applied a second coat and buffed (why not) • Then just let it cure for 2 hours The whole process took about 3 hours, but it was well worth it for the final look. Cerakote claims the Platinum spray lasts up to 50 washes, so we’ll see how it holds up. But for $20 on Amazon, I’d say it’s a great value. What ceramic spray or coating do you use and recommend? I’m curious to hear what works best for you. submitted by /u/APanDulce to r/FordRaptor [link] [comments]

Next month will be 1yr since applied. Two layers on glass and paint. Car gets washed on a weekly basis with RW mostly ADS Hero or McKees N914. Decon washes when needed using Jimbos Super Soaper and McKees Fast Water Spot Remover. Only toppers used is TEC582 for drying aid and KC QS for detail spray. Still performing as day 1. Anybody else that has used it??How is it holding up? submitted by /u/Practical-Trade3437 to r/AutoDetailing [link] [comments]

I made perhaps the most costly mistake of my life, ruining perfect paint on my dream car. Tried isopropyl alcohol, tried Schaeffers’ Citrisol and neither worked to remove. Called Cerakote and they say it is a ceramic based clear coat that can be removed with machine polish but that’d ruin my matte paint. I’m at a loss, i may have to repaint the whole car? Will matte ppf hide this? I just don’t know what to do anymore. Thinners would likely ruin my paint. I don’t know what I was thinking, I ordered the product to coat something else entirely and did this without thinking about it. Any ideas on how to chemically remove? This is the product I applied: https://a.co/d/j1odUbl submitted by /u/peterpeterhaha to r/AutoDetailing [link] [comments]

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