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I've had a couple of people mention to me that it's best to wait for the paint to cure at least 6 months out of the factory before applying ceramic coating. I've also had some people tell me that it's not the case with Audi paint and it can be coated right away. Any definitive info on this anywhere?
Coated right away along with clear bra and window tint Only thing I was told is the car had to set two days Inside and then no washing until the 7 day cure was up.
You can put a ceramic coating on as soon as you drive off the lot. Once the coating is on, the car has to stay dry for about a week if it's in the garage, and about three to four days if it sits in direct sunlight.
I'm leaning toward the PPF on the entire hood and ceramic on the rest...though I'm still not 100% on that plan.
Perhaps two months after purchasing my '19 Corvette Grand Sport, I had PPF put on partially for the hood and fenders, full front, and side mirrors. I then had the Ceramic Pro treatment on the entire car and wheels off application. This included covering the PPF with the ceramic coating. The car never looks dirty and never has to be waxed and polished.
10-26-2018, 06:51 PM
Ceramic Coating - Waiting Period?
