GentlemanJack
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I am of the mindset that you shouldn't just jump around trying to use all the latest "hot" detailing products. You should find a line and stick with it, learn it, know how it reacts, etc (I believe I picked this up from one of the Ammo videos).
For me, that line is Mothers and I have now applied two coats of CMX to my 2019 GT. Coats were about 15 hours apart and CMX requires a very, very light touch when you go to remove it. The less pressure I applied, the better it looked and I was barely holding on to the microfiber towel. I debated not doing ceramic because I didn't want "that look"; the one that makes your car have a candy-coated-shell that makes you look like a Skittles rolling down the street. I think CMX left a nice protective layer that also looks good. Pics below, critique welcomed.
For me, that line is Mothers and I have now applied two coats of CMX to my 2019 GT. Coats were about 15 hours apart and CMX requires a very, very light touch when you go to remove it. The less pressure I applied, the better it looked and I was barely holding on to the microfiber towel. I debated not doing ceramic because I didn't want "that look"; the one that makes your car have a candy-coated-shell that makes you look like a Skittles rolling down the street. I think CMX left a nice protective layer that also looks good. Pics below, critique welcomed.
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