NV Car Care (EVO Ceramic Coating) Part 2/auto detailing 

Sure thing, thanks for watching

It really was stunning

Thank you, I was very happy and so were they.

Thank you! It’s a very nice coating and looks great!

Ty

Yes, that will be my next purchase

🙏 thank u

Thank you

In reality there is no need to apply anything for a months but here we get them flash rains for 2-4 minutes so I just put a little extra on top to protect while curing.

I would have to say the EVO was definitely easier to work with. The NGC is probably more slick afterwards but that may just be my opinion. I think there is a big difference in price as well between the 2. Both have high gloss. NGC is rated at 5 years vs EVO at 3.

Haha, actually it was an old bottle of VRP from CG cut 1:1 with water

@@DetailingBreakdown would be interested in more details on this? I have some aggressive treads and the diluted spray on method you showed looks very effective (I own a quality air compressor)

@@stevemullin7472 it’s a Harbor Freight sprayer. Around $20. Add product and spray. Play with air regulator to get the right consistency

Ohh, I didn’t coat that but u could spray it or do it by hand.

@@DetailingBreakdown Thanks. I am applying this coating next weekend. Tried a test spot today. Agree it is a bit grippy putting on but it is smooth as butter coming off. Did you notice any visual cues to know when to remove?

@@stephenbissett3280 it’s a bit different here as it’s so hot. I remember it was forgiving and as I get going and more comfortable with coatings I haven’t used I usually go bigger and bigger on application surfaces. I start small because I don’t know what to expect and wait about 45 seconds and once I figure it out I start stretching that. I don’t remember seeing any visual cues though. Only tried it once. Definitely a smooth coating on removal. And topped with their other sealants and Boost it’s awesome!!!

It’s a nice product. All their products are good.

Never in stock🙄

@@thomasdeluca754 funny, I put my email in on their site and they notify me every time they get it in. I go to the site and purchase. Never have a problem unless I dilly dally and it sells out.

I put my e-mail several times, nothing.🤔

@@thomasdeluca754 they have 2 sites. parkscarcare.net/ nvcarcareusa.com/

I get my $$$. I won’t do anything if I don’t feel it’s not worth my time

Anything water based I like. I prefer to use a tire coating for tires but wheel wells I like water based. It’s up to u.

@@DetailingBreakdown any suggestions I want to try the spray on method

@@Ecdetails like I said, if u spray, any water based will work. Something like CarPro Pearl, Chemical Guys VRT

Ohh that’s hard! I see this one once a week at work and it looks soooooo good! But I know the ADS coatings as well and they are fabulous. I had some on my car and when I sold it, the guy asked if I painted it..haha. Either will be a great choice.

@@DetailingBreakdown maybe a better question is can you compare and contrast between both coatings? Any differences you notice?

@@wutangcorpdotcom NV is more sticky or tacky when removing. Everything else seems like a regular coating as far as I’m concerned.

Okay thanks!

@@wutangcorpdotcom good luck, just get a coating u like and get used to it. They all apply pretty similar.

I haven’t used DR. Beasleys. The panel wipe if from Tacsystem(very good). Thanks for watching.

I would use a specific glass coating. They have one as well.

It’s does! I like their products. Super expensive though.

Nah, I have a secret weapon for that

Adam’s tire and rubber cleaner and it even blackens up the trim a bit

@@chr1sd26 hell ya!!