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Piano black protection?
- Thread starter SRBLV
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Pittjeep15
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what product did you use
GretnaHusker
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Is this what you used?
So I called xpel local dealer and installer and they quoted me $455 for the piano black pieces only in the center console area. For that much I could buy all of the pieces from dealership. Anyways I settled on ceramic coating Nasiol ZR53. I did my whole jeep on the outside including the wheels and had just enough to do console piano black trim. I will let you know how it goes.
Advice: if you run into any scrathes buy spta drill buffing pad set (29 pcs) and X scratch. They work on regular drill. Use the smallest orange pad with scratch x, then switch to red pad with scratchx, then use red again but this time with regular wax to get rid of buff marks.
I noticed that most of the scratches come from the top coat. Once I buffed it, I think I removed the top coat and it's much more durable. After I did all of the above I cleaned the wax and applied ceramic coating. Just make sure you work small areas and buff ceramic coating out right after 20-30 seconds.
Advice: if you run into any scrathes buy spta drill buffing pad set (29 pcs) and X scratch. They work on regular drill. Use the smallest orange pad with scratch x, then switch to red pad with scratchx, then use red again but this time with regular wax to get rid of buff marks.
I noticed that most of the scratches come from the top coat. Once I buffed it, I think I removed the top coat and it's much more durable. After I did all of the above I cleaned the wax and applied ceramic coating. Just make sure you work small areas and buff ceramic coating out right after 20-30 seconds.
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I paid to have it done when they did my window tint.