Ceramic Paste Wax over Ceramic Coating?

[pegogetem]

Has anyone ever use a ceramic paste wax on top of a ceramic coating? If so, what’s your beliefs behind it?

[allinon72]

Never heard of ceramic paste wax....can you link an example?

[Nettles]

I would stick to the same brand ceramic spray as your ceramic coating. Unless you just love waxing there is no benefit over the spray.

[pegogetem]

Originally Posted by allinon72

Never heard of ceramic paste wax....can you link an example?

Turtle Wax Ceramic Graphene Paste Wax

[NikMN]

Originally Posted by pegogetem

Has anyone ever use a ceramic paste wax on top of a ceramic coating? If so, what’s your beliefs behind it?

You want to protect the "protection"?

[pegogetem]

Originally Posted by NikMN

You want to protect the "protection"?

Sort of…. I was told Ceramic coatings was more acceptable to water spots and an extra layer of anything would prolong the life of the coating

[TboneS54]

No wax or spray is oging to have better properties than the true coating that you laid down on bare paint. Keep it clean, leave it alone.

[chris719]

Originally Posted by pegogetem

Sort of…. I was told Ceramic coatings was more acceptable to water spots and an extra layer of anything would prolong the life of the coating

This is technically true, but you're going to be making a trade-off. If you top your coating with wax then you're going to get the repellency of the wax for a while, which is generally worse than the coating except for resistance to water spotting. The real issue isn't when it's fresh, it's when you have a layer of barely functioning wax clogging your ceramic coating. It won't cause any problems but unless you are struggling with water spotting I would probably not.

[Jrock645]

Some people like having that sacrificial layer over a coating. I personally think coatings perform better without a topper. Unless you get something like kamikaze overcoat.

[P1]

The amount of overthinking when it comes to ceramic coatings and ceramic waxes and ceramic sprays is staggering.

[pegogetem]

Originally Posted by P1

The amount of overthinking when it comes to ceramic coatings and ceramic waxes and ceramic sprays is staggering.

We’re just people who’s trying to learn and cypher the information that’s out there.

[RussV]

Gyeon has a ceramic maintenance spray product called cure which claims to “ increase the durability and enhances both gloss and repellency”.
https://gyeonusa.com/products/q2m-cu...QaAkvoEALw_wcB

[pegogetem]

Originally Posted by RussV

Gyeon has a ceramic maintenance spray product called cure which claims to “ the durability and enhances both gloss and repellency”.
https://gyeonusa.com/products/q2m-cu...QaAkvoEALw_wcB

Thanks very much for this information!

[Nettles]

Originally Posted by P1

The amount of overthinking when it comes to ceramic coatings and ceramic waxes and ceramic sprays is staggering.

Second this. The amount of “should I ppf/ceramic” is crazy to me.

[pegogetem]

Originally Posted by Nettles

Second this. The amount of “should I ppf/ceramic” is crazy to me.

This wasn’t the original question though.

[Nettles]

Originally Posted by pegogetem

This wasn’t the original question though.

I already answered the question though.

[MADBMWX5MC]

Originally Posted by P1

The amount of overthinking when it comes to ceramic coatings and ceramic waxes and ceramic sprays is staggering.

Ha! So true..makes my head hurt

[pegogetem]

Originally Posted by MADBMWX5MC

Ha! So true..makes my head hurt

Take an advil