I’ve been doing a bit of research on automotive detailing and I’m curious about the relationship between wax and ceramic coating.
So, here’s my question:
Can you put wax over ceramic coating?
While I know it’s technically possible, I’ve read mixed opinions about whether it’s actually a good idea or not. Some sources suggest that applying wax could potentially harm the ceramic coating’s properties, affecting its longevity and protection capabilities. On the other hand, I’ve heard that some detailers do this for added shine.
I’m looking for insights on the following:
Does applying wax diminish the effectiveness of the ceramic coating?
What are the pros and cons of doing this?
Are there specific types of wax that are safer to use?
Any guidance or experiences you can share would be super helpful. Thanks in advance for your expertise!
I’ve been researching this topic a lot! Generally, it’s safe to put wax over ceramic coating, but you should choose a wax designed for it. Some waxes can enhance the shine without degrading the coating’s protection.
I think it really depends on the type of wax. Some traditional waxes may not be compatible. Best to check the manufacturer’s guidelines for your specific ceramic coating.
I’ve tried spray wax and it did fine! I think it adds a nice layer of shine but make sure it’s a compatible product. Always do a small patch test first.
I was a bit skeptical about applying wax on top of my ceramic coating. But after hearing some positive feedback, I’m tempted to give it a shot! Any specifics on products?
I used a product from Chemical Guys that was recommended. It worked great! The shine was incredible, and it didn’t seem to harm my ceramic coating at all.
There’s always that concern with products. But let’s be honest, if it gives your car a mirror finish, who wouldn’t want to try it? Just don’t go overboard!
That’s true, and it can also provide an extra layer of protection against UV rays and contaminants. I’ve tried it, and the results were definitely noticeable!