DP PAINT COAT..Working

I'm certified from 2 coating manufactures....known several pro detailers lost their certification and can no longer offer the pro version of C QUARTZ Finest and Opti-Coat Pro....for applying without polishing out the paint and following the guidelines before installing these kind of applications. ...it goes on allot.....All the are doing is locking in the defects of the paint...




QUOTE=The Driver;522838]I've been noticing that ALOT with these coatings, people throwing them on like wax. Really makes me wonder if people read the directions.... :inspector:[/QUOTE]
 
wendell jarvis said:
I'm certified from 2 coating manufactures....known several pro detailers lost their certification and can no longer offer the pro version of C QUARTZ Finest and Opti-Coat Pro....for applying without polishing out the paint and following the guidelines before installing these kind of applications. ...it goes on allot.....All the are doing is locking in the defects of the paint...




QUOTE=The Driver;522838]I've been noticing that ALOT with these coatings, people throwing them on like wax. Really makes me wonder if people read the directions.... :inspector:
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I agree, I don't understand it. It's like putting out bad work. 1. Im a perfectionist so itsmeither done right or find someone else and 2. Polishing is where the money's at :)
 
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DP paint coating prep polish was used Before application. Sometimes beading is hard to capture. Depends on how hard it was raining etc.... Here is a much better picture of this morning. Maybe this is more of what was expected. No boosters or wax have been used since the coating.

I also wanted to add, after the last 3 washes, drying is so much faster. Rinse/flood/ww/done.
 
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