Ceramic coating a black Honda Civic?

Asked by Dave Mar 20, 2018 at 09:04 PM about the 2017 Honda Civic Touring

Question type: Car Customization

I'm going to purchase a "pearl black" 2017 Honda
Civic, sedan, Touring model, and I love how it looks
with the glossy black shine. I'm a US Army soldier,
so I am sure I will be getting it dirty from time to
time. What would you recommend in terms of
keeping it the glossy shine on the car? Ceramic car
coating? Car bra/wrapping? Both? Or something
else? Is there something specific that would help to
defend against scratches? Also, I plan on keeping
this car for 10+ years, so how would this product
have a long term effect on my vehicle? Would there
be any reason to not use a power washer?

2 Answers

Wash and wax it regularly and garage it when it is not being driven. No short cuts or magic potions to keep a black car shiny. Go to the Meguiar's website for lots of good advice and information. Nix the power washer!

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There's a clear coat protectant as well or so I've heard, but wash and wax properly and it'll ought to do good. Thank you very much for your time, service and sacrifice

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