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I am a detailer and I personally use Gyeon Syncro Evo, and what I have to put on my own truck when it comes in is Kamakazi Zipang as the top coat and Kamakazi Miyabe as the base coat. It actually has semi self healing properties, the only one on the market that will do that. Gyeon is amazing for my customers.
Gyeon Evo coatings are out. You can get them on Car Supply Warehouse. The only place I can find for my customers. Everywhere else is back ordered.
Guess that’s good if you plan to Mount wings on your truck. Your coating is only as good as the paint correction/enhancement before the coating is applied. To me all the excess hipe means nothing. As long as you have at least a 9H hardness and 2 plus years longevity and extreme gloss, you should be good for a truck. Again if the majority of the coatings on the market are applied correctly with the proper paint correction, nobody will be able to tell the difference between what Boeing puts on their plans and what’s on your truck. But heck if you want to over pay for that sheet of paper go ahead but please use caution. That sheet of paper is not needed for your coating. Good luck and hope you enjoy your gloss.
They didn’t put it on their planes but ok.
That is what I used for the first time last spring. I'm happy with the results.
Yeah the hybrid solutions line from turtle wax is worth using but that's about it. And it's not an actual ceramic coating. Like 99% of all spray ceramic coatings they don't actually bond to the paint so they only last 3-4 months if you are lucky. But I do use their stuff on my families vehicles since I'm not going to invest the time nor money in coating their vehicles with something they won't bother maintaining correctly.
That sounds like a perfect use case for that.
