offshoredrillin

too many variables to honestly quote. paint or gel, area of country, condition of vehicle all plays in. just like trying to call a dr and getting them to diagnose something over the phone. in my shop its never about trying to bang someone over the head. i just removed film and did a polish on a gt3 Porsche i billed him for 10 hours removing 15 year old film, i have 29 hours in it. at 325.00 an hour i couldn't charge him full price for scraping off glue, i discounted over 6k. even though it was never my issue. i am mid Atlantic, a high price area, homes, gas, and everything is on the higher end as compared to other areas. if i had a penny for every time i heard its just this or just that, id have a million more dollars.

IGetWet

Had my 38ZR, exterior only, cleaned buffed polished and waxed last summer. Just under 1k cash.

Mr. Demeanor

My experience and that of several friends who have had professional applications on some big offshore fishing boats is that anywhere its in constant contact with the water when running the boat it doesnt last at all. Around the cockpit yes. When we fish we typically are running 160-200 miles round trip. When cleaning the boat you can see on the sides where the water has erroded it away starting towards the bow and getting higher towards the transom. Drives etc, forget it, Anywhere that gets a ghood scrubbing at the end of the day, forget it.

And I know the response will be "poor application, prep, products, etc" and thats another part of the problem. How do you know who to chose? They all talk a good game and have good references. Its as crap shoot with $5k.

Love it on my black cars but the boats get what is easiest to maintain and works well. I am not a skeptic that it works its just not something that works well enough on a boat to justify got me.

1MOSES1

watch YouTube reviews where different ceramics are applied to different panels on a car…it’s no mystery that the panels to lose ceramic the fastest are the wheel weels. root cause = it’s getting blasted with water constantly like a boat would. Even the professional stuff has a hard time lasting in harsh environments. Anyone selling you that ceramic will last 5-7 years on the bottom of a boat is

precisiondetails

now that comment about the bottom of the boat I can Agree with completely

Mr. Demeanor

Well I know who will hate this lol but I like this stuff. Boated yesterday and just a rinse. Salt rinsed right off and hit it with the leaf blower then a quick once around with a big microfiber towel. Used about 1/8 of the bottle to do the whole boat from the chine up including drives and interior.

ICDEDPPL

iTrader: (1)

Hey offshore drilled, remember that time I asked you for some product and you said no problem and then blew me off .. good times good times.

1MOSES1

have to be a professional to use it…sorry pal

offshoredrillin

I sure do!

Mr. Demeanor