[Roman-dude]

Hello,

thinking of doing paint correction / ceramic coating, wonder if anyone could share personal recommendations. Preferably in NYC or close by.

Thanks
E46 M3.

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Originally Posted by Roman-dude

Hello,

thinking of doing paint correction / ceramic coating, wonder if anyone could share personal recommendations. Preferably in NYC or close by.

Thanks
E46 M3.

These guys are some of the best in the country and they are less than 30 miles from you. I would recommend them without any reservations of any kind.

Detailer's Domain

Address: 70 Oak St #102, Norwood, NJ 07648
Phone: (201) 768-1818

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Originally Posted by bryangreene3

It's a recommendation one of my friend:

I will also be getting paint correction and ceramic coating. The video clearly shows the difference in the quality of the paint's light reflection before/after correction. I've also been back n forth between CQuartz and OptiCoat. What drove you to choose CQuartz?

I noticed the installer treating the floor mats and leather seats. I've been considering this as well, but concerned that the treatment might make the materials less soft and comfortable in order to make them durable. Do you have any thoughts on that?

I will also be installing the same dashcam. The video didn't show too much of their work to route the power and rear wire. Can you shed any more light on what they did with the wires to make them completely secure and invisible?

Thanks!

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this is my car with ceramic coating after two years

[dwilson7725]

Personally, I think the industry standard seems to be cquartz 3.0 for consumer use. I am a consumer and the devil you know is better than the devil you don't know. I pretty much know what I am getting. If i get something cheaper I don't trust it and if I get something more expensive it is not worth taking the chance because the 3.0 does exactly what I want. But I would recommend you buy ceramic coating from any one of them: https://anewwayforward.org/best-car-ceramic-coating/
Color N Drive 9H and Armor Shield IX both are good for ceramic car coating.