Detailers: what do you know about the ceramic coating Sonax CC36?
01-15-2018, 02:55 PM
#1
Drifting
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Detailers: what do you know about the ceramic coating Sonax CC36?
A local detailing shop has a special deal where you can get the front end of your vehicle wrapped with LLumar PPF, and the entire car coated with Sonax CC36. The shop says that "before applying the ceramic coat, the paint is refined with a 3-step buffing system from Sonax. Spots that need advanced correction like wet sanding touch up are refined and leveled. The ceramic coating process is a two day event, and is the true Spa treatment your car is looking for."
So what do you know about Sonax? Is it a decent ceramic coating?
What about LLumar? I asked if they also offered xpel, and they do. However, they said that LLumar looks better ("wetter") on a black car like my Z06. True, or not?
So what do you know about Sonax? Is it a decent ceramic coating?
What about LLumar? I asked if they also offered xpel, and they do. However, they said that LLumar looks better ("wetter") on a black car like my Z06. True, or not?
01-16-2018, 01:37 AM
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Ok, you got me I order it tonight. If it is as excellent as the rest of the Sonax line it should be an awesome product.
In my shop I use several Sonax products that simply kick butt and are of incredible quality.
I have no doubts this will be the same.
In my shop I use several Sonax products that simply kick butt and are of incredible quality.
I have no doubts this will be the same.
01-16-2018, 03:16 AM
#3
Drifting
Sonax products are top notch, I would go for it.
02-27-2018, 03:05 PM
#5
Safety Car
You have a detail shop? Tell me more... Please PM.
03-06-2018, 11:22 AM
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Race Director
No comment on Sonax product you asked(zero experience with it), however, I have something to add for your thoughts on LLumar. I have had 3M clear bra(just over 10 years ago) installed, LLumar PPF(just over 6 years ago), and now I have only X-Pel ultimate on my vehicles. I think Suntek may be the better PPF, but I can say one thing without regret, LLumar is not a good product. Stay away from it. 3M's PPF was much better in use than the LLumar was. The vehicle with LLumar was always intended to be sold/traded after kid left for college, so I left it as was. If it was any vehicle I intended to keep, I would have had it removed and replaced by X-Pel.