Coating or Not?
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cardaddy
South of Atlanta
Sounds iffy to me. Of course I`ve not used that one..... but I can have a bit left over from 30cc on a sedan.
It`d cover the top(s) and front fenders... maybe. I`d surely use the suede applicators (aka CarPro method) though just to get the most costing applied evenly on the surface, rather than in the sponge (like with other application methods).
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It`d cover the top(s) and front fenders... maybe. I`d surely use the suede applicators (aka CarPro method) though just to get the most costing applied evenly on the surface, rather than in the sponge (like with other application methods).
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The Guz
Mike
10cc`s should be enough. I did a 2010 Camaro and I had a little left over after applying two coats on just the paint. I used the suede applicator method.
Here`s a good article
Product Review: Optimum Gloss-Coat | Ask a Pro Blog
Here`s a good video on application. Listen to Yvan where he states the applicator doesn`t absorb a lot of product. I`m going to try the foam applicator the next time I use gloss coat.
How to Properly Apply Optimum Gloss-Coat - YouTube
Accumulator
Well-known member
ShawnF350- A Ford Panther platform car is awfully big...if you`re coating it thoroughly it might take a lot of product. Seems like LSPing the Crown Vic is at least as big a job as the Tahoe.
what year is your GM again?
what year is your GM again?
2010 GM
Maybe I`ll do the smallest realistate vehicle I own then.
A 2010 Ford Edge. Mostly glass for the roof. That may give me an idea of how far a coating will go for me.
If I don`t do something soon, everything is gonna just get 2 coats of FK.
The Guz
Mike
For an SUV get the 20cc kit.