[zhp2m3]

Originally Posted by geogerf

is it common practice that people remove the coat and get a new one 5-7 years? or is this mean to be a permanent film on the car?

Thanks...

as far as I understand, depending on wear and tear, how often you drive, garaged,etc. You can have it recoated in 3-5 yrs generally. I would expect every new coating application would include paint correction, clay,polish,etc.

[Detailers Domain]

Originally Posted by zhp2m3

as far as I understand, depending on wear and tear, how often you drive, garaged,etc. You can have it recoated in 3-5 yrs generally. I would expect every new coating application would include paint correction, clay,polish,etc.

agreed proper prep work will be needed when you re apply a coating after it's worn out.

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[pz619]

What are your thoughts on sequence of glaze, sealant, wax?

Sounds like some say it should be Glaze, Sealant, Wax, but others say Sealant, Glaze, Wax.

[Detailers Domain]

some glazes have cleaners in them so that can remove wax or sealants.

so wash/prep/polish (if needed)/glaze/last step protection.

[jes_si]

Missed out on the last mystery box, but not this time.

[rouxeny]

What do you recommend for maintenance of a car that has been coated with Modesta Bc-04?

[Detailers Domain]

these are some great products that I have found works great for coatings, and yup we have used it to maintain Modesta as well.

For the washes
Nanolex Wash Coat
Nanolex Reactivating Shampoo

For a topper
Nanolex SiFinish
Kenotek Showroom Shine

[Bruce_SC]

Originally Posted by rouxeny

What do you recommend for maintenance of a car that has been coated with Modesta Bc-04?

Talk to your installer and get the Modesta maintenance products. Easy way to take care of the BC-04.

[Detailers Domain]

Originally Posted by jes_si

Missed out on the last mystery box, but not this time.

[mikex25]

Originally Posted by rouxeny

What do you recommend for maintenance of a car that has been coated with Modesta Bc-04?

I have Modesta Bc-04 coated on my car. I got M2 which is a maintenance/ detail spray, M3 which is conditioner, and M4 a water spot remover. As a detail spray or drying aid, I use Kenotek which plays well with coatings. You can use M2 as a detail spray but for the amount you get and how expensive it is, it wasn't economical for me to use so.

[rouxeny]

Originally Posted by mikex25

I have Modesta Bc-04 coated on my car. I got M2 which is a maintenance/ detail spray, M3 which is conditioner, and M4 a water spot remover. As a detail spray or drying aid, I use Kenotek which plays well with coatings. You can use M2 as a detail spray but for the amount you get and how expensive it is, it wasn't economical for me to use so.

How about for the soap?

[mikex25]

Originally Posted by rouxeny

How about for the soap?

Use any car soap that's PH balanced with no gloss enhancers like Adam's

[geogerf]

Originally Posted by mikex25

Use any car soap that's PH balanced with no gloss enhancers like Adam's

sorry, i'm unclear. are you saying not to use Adam's (this soap has wax and wash) or to use it?

http://adamspolishes.com/adam-s-wash...UaAjqXEALw_wcB

[rouxeny]

I was told not to use a shampoo with any wax ability. So I imagine something like this one instead.

http://adamspolishes.com/shop/exteri...arter-kit.html

Thanks for all the info.

[Bruce_SC]

You will want to use a soap that does not have any added gloss enhancers or wax. Just one that will clean. CarPro Reset, Shine Supply also makes a coating safe soap.
The reason for this is to not "Gum Up" the coating structure with the wax or enhancers.

Bruce

[mikex25]

Originally Posted by geogerf

sorry, i'm unclear. are you saying not to use Adam's (this soap has wax and wash) or to use it?

http://adamspolishes.com/adam-s-wash...UaAjqXEALw_wcB

I'm saying to use Adams

[D CHOI]

Is it fine to use ONR or ECH2O as quick detailers to clean the interior of car? LCD? Leather?

[Detailers Domain]

Originally Posted by D CHOI

Is it fine to use ONR or ECH2O as quick detailers to clean the interior of car? LCD? Leather?

I would pass on that and use the Nextzett Cockpit Premium or Nanolex Interior Cleaner

[D CHOI]

Originally Posted by DetailersDomain

I would pass on that and use the Nextzett Cockpit Premium or Nanolex Interior Cleaner

Hmm what about Ultima waterless wash spray version? I thought about getting car pro interior as well.

[dvas]

Good to see you selling Collinite 845. I was lucky enough to be introduced to this wax by the detailer while working as the dealership lot boy in highschool, pre-internet days. And I still haven't personally come across a better wax.

Anyways, what product do you recommend for taking off track day rubber marks on a dark mineral gray car? And, last question, do you have any recommendations for protecting the wheels from brake dust/rubber marks and making them easier to keep clean. Ideally, I'd like a product that can last as long as the Collinite, which I typically only apply twice a year, early spring and late fall.

Thanks in advance.

[Detailers Domain]

Originally Posted by D CHOI

Hmm what about Ultima waterless wash spray version? I thought about getting car pro interior as well.

have not used them.