Detailing

I've been detailing cars for over 30 years. Started with basic waxes, moved into acrylics, and then landed on ceramics. I put two coats of CQuartz Ceramic on my Blazer and 1 coat CarPro SIC to finish. The SIC coating that I finished with (Silicon Carbide) Is a very slick product and it's got good chemical resistance qualities and hard water resistance. Nothing is bulletproof, so you'll want to maintain the coatings, but hands down these coatings keep the vehicle's paint in very good condition. I coated my interior and the wheels twice. It makes for a very easy cleanup. If I have anything on the exterior that needs attention, I just use Reload, their 5% ceramic topper. I typically reapply Reload every quarter. I enjoy laying my hands on my car. My B pillars are very shiny. I spent three days just paint correcting and polishing before applying the ceramics, so there is a lot of labor that went into getting the paint as perfect as I could get. I should get around 5 years before I have to polish the paint again and reapply ceramic. My Blazer is garage kept and it never sees a rainy day. It's not my daily driver. Not everyone wants to put in the time to protect the paint, but it's a necessity and pays off in the long run. Once you get the paint corrected, it's easy to maintain from that point forward. You just have to put in some time with your rig.