It will certainly not "damage" the ceramic coating but keep in mind it does have wax in which means it can impact the water beading behavior. That is not harmful in any way but something to be aware of. Your Hybrid Ceramic Detailer is a better option to maintain water beading.

You are misunderstanding the application recommendation. We are not suggesting you have to do the 2nd application method immediately after the first. We are merely giving instructions on application in both scenarios even though they will likely be weeks/months apart. Also worth noting that when this product launched the instructions were more vague as to the amount of product that should be applied and overwhelmingly users over applied the product which unfortunately could lead to difficulty in application and removal. We have many people telling us they used 1/2, 3/4 or even an entire bottle on their first application. Because of this we actually changed directions on the label to indicate the appropriate amount of product which is actually much less than many were using. Sounds like you were part of a smaller minority that on your own discovered how far the product can go and that less is sometimes better. We have all grown to be suspicous in today's world but not everything is a conspiracy or a scam. 😁

If you want a good straight car wash our Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner would be a good choice.

As with anything longevity can vary quite a bit and depends on a number of factors including the environment your vehicle is exposed to. That being said on a well prepped and well maintained vehicle this could last up to several months.

Not at all.

If you want to protect the paint you would want to follow with a wax, yes.

Of the spray coating

It really is designed for one coat but if you do a 2nd it would need to be done in the first couple hours after application of the first.

@@meguiars ok thanks it just now has been a week so no don't do a second then I take it

Again, we would not recommend a 2nd coat be applied a week later.

You would typically do one right after the other. There is no reason you need to wait.

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Which product exactly?

If stored in a temperature controlled environment the shelf life is 3-5 years.

That can vary quite a bit depending on the conditions and environment your vehicle is exposed to but typically at least every month or two would make sense.

So glad to hear. Thanks for sharing your experience!

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Quik Detailer just to clean the surface before starting. You could also use your favorite glass cleaner.

It is designed for and works best on paint but is safe on other exterior surfaces including glass, plastic, chrome, wheels, etc.

It does not. That is something you would need to address first with a good compound before applying wax.

Not sure what that would be as that is not a known issue or intentionally included ingredient. It is not graphene.

If you have a ceramic coating your vehicle is already protected. There would be no reason you have to use a wax on top of a coating. Also, depending on the wax, you may diminish your coating or at least have an impact on the water beading properties if you apply a wax on top of it. If you want a good product to help maintain the protection and water beading of your coating you could consider something like our Hybrid Ceramic Detailer.

@@meguiars Thank you!

If you mean plastic like a clear plastic headlight lens, yes. If you mean plastic like black plastic trim, dashboard, door panel, etc., no. Paint is a very different surface/finish than bare plastic.

@@meguiars I was asking for the plastic pillars, shiny external mouldings

Yes, if you are referring to that almost piano black pillars with a high shine this could work. 👍

@@meguiars yes i’m referring to that, thanks so much! 😎

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Yes, it could be used on the painted surfaces of the motorcycle.

Tough to say without understanding what these "hazy marks" are. Please feel free to reach out to our Solutions Hub via our website. If you can provide more details and pictures one of our surface care experts can likely help you diagnost the situation and formulate a plan of attack.

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Maybe hard to understand but does indeed work. You are spreading the product as you rinse with a strong spray/fan of water.

Certainly could but make sure to watch the video to understand the unique application process first. 👍

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Which wax do you mean?

That is not the case. Wax leaves protection behind and you want/need to apply a good coating like this to a bare surface.

yes, it’s at the bottom of the bottle

No, this is a great synthetic was with polishing oils but it does not have any abrasives to remove defects. If have defects in your paint you would want to address those first with an effective but safe compound like our Ultimate Compound.