Ceramic coating

[jd1923]

8 hours ago, Geronimo John said:

JD:  You sure don't fool around when doing a project.  Congrats!  Looking forward to the finished project this summer.

GJ

GJ thank you, my friend!

Given I’m spending this kinda money…

I’ll add 40 hours of my labor to make things right!

A detailer can work around these, but with a little extra effort, the overall finish will be much better! 😎

Edited Tuesday at 04:39 AM by jd1923

[Zodd]

We are not in the market yet, and it would be a drive for sure, but the idea of a "permanent coating" from Master Applied Coatings sure is an interesting story. Spending this money once versus every handful of years would be great. 

[Steve and MA]

8 hours ago, Zodd said:

We are not in the market yet, and it would be a drive for sure, but the idea of a "permanent coating" from Master Applied Coatings sure is an interesting story. Spending this money once versus every handful of years would be great. 

This past April we went to MAC in Ft Worth. At the time the only coating they offered was marketed as "permanent". The shop declined to do our 2022 because it had some chalky patches. In their recent experience with another Oliver, their coating doesn't prevent the underlying chalky fiberglass to continue flaking off.  Now the only "permanent" coating they sell is for nonporous surfaces like metal and paint.  The website currently shows they have a 3-year coating for fiberglass.