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Originally Posted by Nick8915
For a ceramic coated vehicle without PPF, would you advise to limit driving the vehicle (in dry conditions) during the 72 hour period, specifically between hours 25 & 72?
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The issue is literally the water molecules preventing the ceramic from cross-linking, which is curing, especially if you have missed a spot. You've heard of guys that say their ceramic coating didn't even last a year? That's what happened.
I do all of my ceramic coating in the Winter so the car sits for 90 days before it goes anywhere, but I understand that's unrealistic.
IMO, just wait as long as you can before driving it, and certainly as long as you can before getting it wet.
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Originally Posted by KevinGS
Paint correction and ceramic coat the paint, and then you would PPF it.
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Who on earth told you to do that? It's absolutely wrong. Paint correction, then PPF, then ceramic coating. No installer worth their salt would put CC on a car before PPF, the film itself would have major issues adhering to the surface.