When? Where? and How?" are always the follow-up questions that come directly after talking about high-quality detail sprays. The good thing about a ceramic quick detailer is, they are very stackable, meaning one layer will sit on top of the previous layer, each one adding a bit more protection, shine, and slickness to the painted surface. However, the key to stacking these types of products is to make sure you allow sufficient time for each coat to cure before adding an additional one. Otherwise, what you will get is smearing and not stacking. Smearing or streaking is when the first coat has not had time to dry and you start rubbing on a second coat. Think of car detailing products much in the same way you would approach using spray paint which is several thin coats, with some dry time in between provides a far better result.

We like to spray down the surface just before drying the car. This creates a layer of lubrication on the paint surface, which reduces micro scratches (most of which occur on paint during this process) A good detailing spray will also remove any film or residue missed during the wash, also reduce water spotting and make the paint surface shine like the sun. (back the cleaning powers of surfactants) A good detail spray can go on just about any surface as well, windows, plastic, rims, etc. so don't worry about being careful when spraying the car after a good wash. Our Color Crush quick detailer is also an amazing drying agent as you are drying off a vehicle. It can add a layer of protection as you dry and will help lower the chances of getting spider webs and scratches on your client's paint. Ceramic drying agents are just one advantage of ceramic quick detailers. They are off protection as a top coating and during the washing process. So you are getting ceramic protection in two different ways with the same ceramic quick detailer.