car detailing tips

If your ceramic spray left streaks, don’t panic. Reapply a light coat to reactivate the surface and buff with a clean towel. Streaks often result from overuse or improper wiping.

Forgetting to buff ceramic spray can leave streaks, haze, or high spots. Reapply a light mist, then buff with a clean towel to re-level the surface.

No, you should never apply ceramic spray to a dirty car. Dirt interferes with bonding, causes streaking, and can scratch your paint during application. Always wash first.

Ceramic spray should not be applied over wax. Wax prevents ceramic from bonding properly, leading to reduced durability and streaking. Remove wax before applying ceramic spray.

Ceramic spray should not be applied to a wet surface. Water interferes with bonding and causes streaking. Always dry the car completely before applying for best results.

Ceramic spray should be easy—but one wrong step can ruin the finish. Here are the most common mistakes people make and how to avoid them with Tough As Shell.

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