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Ceramic Coatings.
Has anyone ever taken the plunge on a ceramic coating on their ol truck? What do you think of it? Just curious if its worth all the hype and money? ... Thanks
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I think it is worth doing if you have a street truck.
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I really like Jet-Hot. I've used others and they are never as good quality wise.
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What’s it like to apply? Not bad or is it a pain?
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"You" dont apply it. You send it to Jet-Hot and have it done.
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Gotcha. We don’t have a jet-hot. We have a place that does the auto triz ceramic coat. Costs an arm and a leg though.
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Check out this guy's build very nice work with the coating.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=793192&page=2 |
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Ya that looks real good.
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I was not a believer in the ceramic until I tried it on my daily driver Tundra and it is nice. I did it myself using CQuartz and it isn't one of the longer-lasting coatings and maybe not professional quality. but it was easy to apply and it made cleanup easier.
I hate that the newer buzzword was ceramic for everything. They have ceramic spray on coatings and ceramic tire coatings (lol) and most of it is hype and snake oil. Opti-Seal spray-on is a good one that I like for a quick touch-up. For my 72 I just used Collinite double coat and I will probably re-do that every 6 months at least since it is garage kept and just needs a wipe down now and then. |
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