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Yes, you need to buff after applying ceramic spray. Buffing levels the product, removes high spots, and ensures a streak-free, properly bonded finish.

Waxing over a ceramic spray isn’t recommended. It reduces water beading and interferes with the coating’s performance. Use ceramic spray as the top layer for best results.

High spots from ceramic spray are caused by uneven application or not buffing properly. You can fix them by lightly polishing or reapplying and buffing the area.

You can layer ceramic spray for deeper gloss and longer protection—just make sure the first layer is cured, clean, and streak-free before applying the next.

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.

Don’t ruin your ceramic spray job by washing too early. Here’s how long to wait after applying Tough As Shell—and why it matters.

Ceramic sprays work fast—but layering them correctly can make them last even longer. Here’s how to do it the right way for better durability and gloss.

How long do you have to wait after applying ceramic spray? Here's the full breakdown of what “curing” really means—and how Tough As Shell makes it simple.

Ceramic spray works best on a clean surface. Here’s why applying it to a dirty car is a big mistake—and how to prep with The Super Soaper the right way.