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Figuring a few details and will upload the link in a few days. And the carbon fiber will also be protected with our own ceramic coating (link) for UV protection and durability.

Yes :)

If you are interested, we are about to offer carbon fiber steering wheels. We'd likely to do a pre-order sale for the members here.

looking great!

@Postal Bob you got it. PPF is the way to go to avoid rock chips.

It's 25ml, enough for an entire Mustang. Quality is the difference, and it is on par with those products only available for professional detailers.

The hood was applied with the Suma 9H Ceramic Coating about 9 months ago. We did stage 2 paint correction and then applied our coating.

@kilobravo, we do. Here is the 9H Ceramic LINK. Our 9H is the professional grade designed for people who have experience in applying the 9H coating. Unlike other brands, we make the application easy to apply. And the flash time is about 5 minutes, so you don't need to rush the process. The...

Our Ceramic is that durable! https://www.sumaperformance.com/pages/carcare

we just did a durability test against a couple of popular brands. Our car detailing products are made in house to ensure the quality and durability. Take a look at the video and let us know what you think!? https://www.sumaperformance.com/pages/carcare

Still mirror shine after 2 weeks, driving in the rain. Ceramic spray was applied two weeks. It has been raining for the past two weeks in Seattle. The ceramic coating was doing its job in repelling dirt and grime.

Always curious about ceramic coating? We're here to answer any questions that you might have? We know it can pretty confusing with all the information out there. And it doesn't have to be expensive and can be applied by DIY user like you. Here, we wanted to create thread such that members can...

true, one less than thing we don't need :)

The expensive part is the labor for paint correction. The cost of the ceramic itself is marginal, compared to the labor. Like @VIPR01 has said, it is not a show car, personally I'd apply the DIY ceramic products that's good enough for 1. Keeping your car glossy/matte and 2. Easier to clean...

Get a canopy tent :)

Not bad. But it is bad when you do a car wash (using care detailing stuff) under a hot Sun because the chemical stuff dries up fast and stuck on the paint.

we were speaking of ceramic coatings as well :)

Scratch proof is definitely one of the misconceptions. It is essential a layer that repels dirt and grime to make your car easier to maintain. Wax is traditionally used for this layer, which is a natural ingredient (i.e. Carnauba wax). With advanced technology, new materials invented to...

We are a huge fan of soaking the car with car shampoos first, using the suds to remove most of the dirt and grime first! Plus, it is fun.

Definitely recommending using a leaf blower before using a MF tower if you have time. Doesn't matter how careful we are, we're always running the risk of creating micro scratches with MF towel.