Reddit reviews CarPro CQuartz UK 3.0_30ml Kit w/Reload
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ADVANCE CERAMIC COATING - An improved Cquartz formula that provides resistance to chemicals, salt, and environmental damage as well as provide excellent UV protection. The high silica-quartz content creates a hard glassy layer across painted or gel-coat surfaces. CQuartz UK adds incredible levels of depth to the paint along with unbelievable water and dirt repellency and a rugged durability measured in years.IMPROVED TEMPERATURE APPLICATION - Recommended application ranges from 40F to 100F with recommended surfaces such as Paint, Metal and PlasticPROFESSIONAL COATING - With Extremely high Sio2 Quartz content, the CQuartz Capro UK 3.0_ Superior Protection and Gloss and easy to use for all detailers and a deep gloss that lasts.Kit Includes: (1) 30ml bottle of CQuartz UK 3.0 (Use 15ml+/- per coat - average size car), (1) 100ml bottle of CarPro Reload Silica Spray, (1) 16" Microfiber Suede Towel, (1) CarPro Foam Applicator Block, (4) 4" MF Suede applicatorsAmazon A-Z Guarantee - Covered with Amazon's warranty if the product does not meet standard and satisfaction
I did my Camaro for about a hundred bucks. You all are paying too much. You can see my car after coating in my post history.
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Spend a day doing it yourself. You’ll learn a lot.
This should last you 1-3 years depending on upkeep and how much its exposed to elements:
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07D4NM5XM/
There is a guy with a long term video where he has over a dozen waxed on a hood, and he keeps recording updates over time. This still beads water the best out of them all.
All you put in your original post is, "So, my problem. I'm going to add the CarPro CQuartz product and I'm not sure what processes are needed.", and you listed several processes. Also, "Do I need to do anything else? Do I need to do the clay bar?". If you have done coatings in the past, you should know what to do. All this implies you're not sure on how to proceed.
Put this " My question is regarding factory paint contamination and whether it’s worth polishing / adding time and money to remove contaminants which may not be there. " in the original post.
You didn't say the paint was defect free. All we can assume is there may be defects, but its up to your eyes to determine.
Do the baggy test to see if there is contamination; put your hand in a sandwich bag and feel the paint, you'll feel everything.