What's with all the NEG' comments people. I looked up a Video on Ceramic coating and is it worth it? This guy delivered a straight up description about the Ceramic Coatin, What it is, How he feels about it after real life living with it, Does it matter when you apply it in a cars life OR How the quality of the cars paint affect the outcome of the coating. AND... it wasn't a long boring video, straight to the point on all counts. My life revolves around V8's, I make a living with them, My family drives V8's, do I agree with a Mustang without a V8 hell no, but serously, it is the guys choice and if it makes him happy respect his decision, after all if we all drove the same car and engine then we would have nothng to talk about or appreciate. THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO MATEY, You helped me out to learn a bit more about a part of my industry that complements what I already know a lot about, Paint and treatment. Thanks gain, Max, Australia.

Anyone who takes time out and share information to people who are looking for it is gracious with their time and efforts. Those who go on here to hate are the same ones who have been hated on and don't know how to deal with it. EcoBeast, keep doing what you are doing. If it helps one person and at the same time draw the negative haters out there, I assure you it is the one that you help that is worth anything. Peace!

Holy cow, it's Ice T's little brother.

Thank you for taking the time and posting this. Very informative. :)

Had to come back and rewatch this video. Notice how so many people had hateful comments about your car. Starting out on KZfaq can be very tough in the beginning. But you didn't let it stop you and it paying off now. 👍

man that car sounds horrible

Thank you for all your input and recommendations... I just got the Rt Challenger and I deff will be doing this!

Thanks for the real world review brother. I appreciate you taking the time out of your day for our benefit, good shit.

That was a great video, thanks for breaking down all that info for everyone-

Thanks for doing this video. Beautiful car!

Very nice feedback on what you think vs what you were expecting! Couple of common misconceptions. 1. Ceramic coatings don't fill or fix swirls, scratches, or anything else wrong with the paint. Paint corrections need to be done prior to installing ceramic coating. Even for a brand new car just off the lot. This is usually done by a professional auto detailer via super cleaning, leveling, and polishing. Also, any paint chips or paint scratches need to be addressed first. 95% of the cost of doing a ceramic coat is in the labor for all these steps. And it is worth it. 2. You can still get scratches! Ceramic coatings aren't armor. They do an amazing job at being hydrophobic (repelling water), and they protect your paint from harmful UV, bug guts, etc. For something stronger you can get a full-wrap in clearbra. 3. Clearbra can be applied to the entire car which doesn't change the look and fully protects the paint for years. 4. Ceramic coatings can be applied on top of clearbra, which makes an amazing combo. You get the strength and scratch resistance of the clearbra, plus the just waxed wet look, hydrophobic, and UV protecting qualities.

Nice colour thank you for taking the time to post the info

Love the video. Thanks for the tip!

Good Vid brother....Yep, I got the entire front hood and bumper clear bra'ed at 80 miles and used Sonax C33 Ceramic at 118 miles. It looks beautiful...but I polished it it before hand with Meguiars Cleaner Wax. It took me 6 hrs but well worth it and saved me $$$. Yes, I put the Ceramic coating on my clear bra too....the clear bra's have a layer of clear coat over them.

Thanks for taking time to share about ceramic coating mate. good one and nice car!

thanks for the info man, i am prob gonna do it to my wheels i have coming!!

Looks great - like 20 coats of clear

What's up with all the negative comments? This was a one year review of the ceramic coating he had applied to the car. Not everyone wants a gas guzzeling V8 since most of sit at red lights and are stuck in traffic jams on the highways. If you all enjoy rushing, in your V8 to sit at the next red light, that's your prerogative. Personally, I am not a Ford fan, but I am not going to troll over it. BTW good video dude.

Very informative. Really love the color of your car, its beautiful.

Nice review 'Stangemode' as usual. As you recommend, I got the coating when I got my 2018 Ruby Red Mustang. I looks fabulous and often get positive compliments from people. It was maybe costly but I love my 'Stang' and it's worth it. Thanks again, and the "Ecobeast" looks awesome! 🇺🇸💪🏽

Looks like it's worth the time and effort to have this done. Thank you for taking the time to post, its people like you, that help others to make informed decisions. Sometimes it's difficult to know if a product is worth the hype, thank you. To those that talk about engine noise and exhausts, have I missed something? I thought the video was about ceramic coating.........remember if you cannot say anything nice, then say nothing at all. My goodness it's like reading homework from 12 year old prepubescent boys.

Paint looks awesome!! Love the color!! Couple questions - How long does the ceramic coating last and do you need to clay your vehicle prior to applying another coat if it’s done years after?

I did my wife 2018 murano and luv it so when i bought my 2019 maxima i had it done at 26 miles. Luv it makes for easy clean up.

Sweet car! Just subscribed. I've been thinking about getting a ceramic coat on my EcoBoost too. Kinda worried though since it's been 3 years since I've had it. I'm going to take it to a shop and see what they can do as far as paint correction. Great video! What kind of exhaust do you have?

Be careful with touchless washes. They use stronger detergents which tend to eat away at protective coatings.

Glad to see you know the difference between people who appreciate the information you have given them largely for free... and people who negatively comment about your shit because it's not what they like... which makes no sense. But, that's people. Having said that, does your particular brand of clear coat require any maintenance? How long is it warranted to last? Have you noticed any degradation or yellowing? Once a rock chip occurs in the coating, how hard is that to repair? Thank you boss, also, congrats on the 2018! If you see a Destroyer Gray M6 scat shaker throw up some deuces!

Immensely helpful. We recently purchased a Fusion Titanium in Ruby Red and the store that is doing the rust protection suggested a ceramic coating. Looking at how you Stang held up, I'm tempted to do the same. Cheers :)

Brand new 2021 GT in twister orange here. This video is exactly what I needed to make the decision that this needs to happen for me. Thanks!!!

Ya I think it looks great man thank for video

Thanks for the review. Car looks beautiful.

Great video dude. Honest and informative thank you very much 🙏

I just bought a 2020 EcoBoost the same color with the black accent package will wash and wax it all the time keep up the good work stangmode

Everybody hating on the EcoBeast Mustang obviously hasn't done their research. Yes, it sounds weird coming out of a "muscle" /pony car. But fuck it, we are in an age where there are 2JZ-GTEs and LSs in a Prius. There are even cars that make NO noise. Get over the sound. Moving on to the research, COBB has a customer with a stock engine and stock turbo Mustang that runs 11s in the 1/4. Guess what? A FULL FUCKING BOLT ON FIVE GODDAMN OH Mustang GT, runs 11s. It is VERY impressive that Ford has made a 4 banger package in such a badass chassis as the Mustang S550. it is cheaper, good on gas, but still offers that pony car experience. And don't act like 4-cylinders haven't been in a Mustang. Some people want a cheap, reliable, fun daily. Doesn't beak the bank and it's not a Prius or Corolla or Civic.

Your car here is fine and gorgeous!

Congrats on the mustang, my favorite car.

For anyone wondering about ceramic coating. I recommend cquartz 3.0 or crystal syrum light. Also make sure to prep the car and do a two step polish (if needed) before applying ceramic coating. You can’t just put ceramic coating over your car and call it a day, Need to make sure the paint is perfect and clean so the coating can bond.

The people hating on here are hilarious. A '15 EcoBoost Mustang is as fast as a pre-5.0 GT all day in a straight line and will own it through corners. Personally it isn't my favorite sound, but it's still a good car. Thank you for the video and the real world information on the ceramic coating.

I generally don't like mustangs but that one actually looks nice. And the wing is tastefully. We'll done. Picking up my ceramic coated car tomorrow and looking forward to the low maintenance.

Thought my mom was with the Dyson outside like wtf Hahhah just playing bro, good review!

Good Video. I was thinking about it and now I really want it.

Got a gtechniq coating but cost me 1000 more. It's a 10h coating and they give a 10 year warranty on it. You should check em out.

Understanding how ridiculously soft, thin and fragile today's clear coats are (2-3 on the MOHs scale), ceramic coating should be standard issue for all cars, especially work and daily driven vehicles that face real world conditions and can't be washed often.

Didn’t hear about ceramic coating til today, great video on showing benefits, but would you still get swirl marks from the cheap drive through washes?

Just got my 2017 Roush RS1 Mustang back from coating today. Thanks for the video it helped in making my decision to get it done.

Skip getting a new plastic coating, look for the nearest muffler shop! Ahhh My friend had a car that sounded like that and all he did was take a screwdriver and punch holes in the muffler.

It definitely has a nice shine, man.

Like that blue! Got an eco in an F150 of my own...great engine! I'm new to serious detailing, but had 2 questions for you. The scratches to the clear coat don't look that deep. Could you not hit that with some cutting compound and like a microfiber cutting pad to hopefully get rid of some of that? I thought that after you ceramic coated the vehicle you were't supposed to wash it? Wouldn't that take off some of the ceramic coat?

who made your stangmode clip bro...or what'd you use to create it...always loved your clip

I thought it was a V8, but it sounded like a Vacuum cleaner when he gave it gas. That's the drawback with those cars. Bad sound.

People are stupid!!! STOP complaining about the engine sound. The video is about the ceramic coating not how the engine sounds. Good video really helpful

Great informative video I show to my customers thank you

Thank for sharing the Video, car looks good with that coating. Can you apply it to windshield? Like you, I don't always have time to wash the car, this would be a great solution. Can you share where you get the car wash? I haven't been able to locate self-serve touch-less car wash.

Sounds like a tractor but I did like the information on the ceramic coating. I respect your car and your taste nonetheless.

Ice T

Good video dude. How has it handled bug splatter?

I got GT but yours, like all S550s looks fantastic. Great colour, nice wheels.

automatic car washes kill your coating. the chemicals they use are very harsh and will eat away at the coating faster than a pH balanced soap.. source: i own a detail shop

Man the hate on this video is stupid.

I have a GT with long tubes and 3" MBRP goodness all the way back... I love the sound! But a turbo 4 with down pipe and exhaust still make me smile! Your car sounds legit... Nice ride !

thanks for the review, you should try to get the scratches compounded and polished off, before you put the next coating

Not every wants, needs or can afford an expensive exhaust. For everyone complaining post your Honda Civic's or Kia's exhaust note so we can compare.

Don't let the V8 purest get you down. Car sound nice, almost like a Subaru. They've probably never even owned a car with an aftermarket exhaust.

nice vid and info. car looks great. the sound i just cant get used to. i would want it quite. i droped in a LSX in a Ws6 TA now that sounds bad ass. The rice burner sound is like nails on a chalkboard. but each his own.

The car looks beautiful. Wish I knew this when I first got my truck.

$11 x 52 * 5 years = $2860 definitely cheaper than 1 car wash a week for 5 years.. this coating will pay for itself in resale value 🤔🤔🤔

These guys are talking crap about your car yet probably drive a 2002 honda civic ! Nice mustang bro

Nice ride! Smart choice shows is how your car appears!

Thanks for the info. I'm researching this now thus helped.

a wrap cost much more than a few hundred more....and 700 is cheap.

I was hoping for lawn care tips. :(

The jealous will troll... You got an awesome Stang amigo. Enjoy the ride... :-)

I don't think I could ever get used to a mustang having that turbo four exhaust pop. But I love how people get cars like this and custom tune and make it unique and their own. Not just a simple v8=power mentality

Your poor car sounds sad. Other than that, great review. I'm getting ceramic pro in 10 days. Very excited.

Clean your exhaust tips bro lol

Thanks for the info, never thought about ceramic coating.

A lot about ceramic coating… and of course your exhaust note. Awesome. Thanks!

this sound fits 0% to a mustang, more to a ford fiesta

Seat belt dude.

Informative video. Nice car. Planning on getting my car clay barred and paint corrected and then doing this. So I believe it is useful for used cars as well if the surface is prepped properly

Ur clip made me get the ceramic coating .. love the product even dusted still has that WET look... I went with the silver package plus the wheels and its worth every penny .

what exhaust is that? sounds good

Since when a pony sounds like an import? 😂

Kidding bro- keep posting!!

Hey, I have a 2015 mustang and get a lot of water spots on my hood when it rains. Did the ceramic coating help limit them? Where they easier to wash off with power washing? Thanks

Sounds like its about to fall apart...

For $700 I can wax my car every week for a year. Drive through car wash OMG. I guess ceramic is for lazy car guys but not for me.

I also live in New Jersey and am thinking about getting it done to my GT350. Can you please let me know what shop you used to have the coating done and your thoughts on if you would recommend them for future work?

Solid info.. Car looks like it did well.

oh my god it sounds like my toilet flushing

A car is like a pair of shoes.... You cannot expect to have it protected like the Mona Lisa... A car is meant to get scratches and scrapes and dents... It will only end up in the junk yard in a few years.

It's not after the first year, it's after 2 years where the downside of ceramic coatings comes into play. It's a longer degrade time but it will degrade. And unlike wax, you can't just reapply it. It has to be removed completely and reapplied. And the only way it can be removed is to sand it off. And that.. that will cost you a lot more than $700. Give it a couple years... You'll regret having done it in the first place come time to reapply it. Unless you got money to burn. Me, I wax it once a year. Reapply when and where needed throughout the year. Doesn't cost near what a ceramic /nano coating costs. And it isn't permanent. So I don't need to sand it off. There's downsides you haven't even begun to deal with yet by putting that on your car. ... But you will.

Damn that’s what you used to drive before the Gt 500 lol, big moves brah

Sounds horrible. PusStang reborn. I like how Revolutions per Minute is spelled out..............Sarcasm. GROUNDSPEED? So there's a flightmode? That's even MORE stupid.

LOL LOL please don't rev that shit box, what a turd

I've been wondering about these ceramic products. Thanks for this review. I see Amazon has some different DIY products. I've seen YT vids recommending the CarPro brand. About the clear bra; I put a 3M clear bra on a brand new vehicle in 2008. In 2015 I had to re-paint the hood because the clear bra ruined it. I think it's because the paint had not fully cured when I put it on which leads me to wonder if it's a good idea to put this product on a new car before the paint fully cures. Maybe wait 6 months to a year first.

Very simple explanation. That fits my personality.

Important to note. Even when you get a car new it goes through quite a journey from factory to the dealer. Even sitting at a dealership lot it can be exposed to dust and wind and all kinds of crap that will put microscratching in the paint. So... if you're going to get the ceramic coating the minute you buy the car, just take the car to a detailer to get it done. They will make sure the entire car gets polished and perfect for ceramic coating. And while this touchless wash is great, you can wash your car even quicker and with more detail by using a waterless wash :)

Dude ur car looks awesome. Where did u go to get the job done

Car looks great. I go to the same touchless car wash. but in my area in PA. Its called Diamond Brite car wash and it does a good gob.. Also, I've been using a ceramic coating called Ceracoat Vehicle Care and it works very well for me. One big advantage is less dust attraction, on darker color paints.

I am interested in getting a ceramic coating on my 1992 Camaro Z28. I have some questions if I may: 1. Do they also put it on the windows and mirrors? 2. I currently use TOPCOAT F11 and LOVE IT.. But which the shine remains, the slickness does disappear until re-touched up or apply water and buff dry.. It looks like it will cost me around $2000+ cdn to 2-step paint correct, and applying a cermaic coating: SLICKNESS remains the entire time or is it like F11 where the shine is there but the slickness dissipates and either re-add more F11 or wipe with water and dry to get it back.. There is a local shop here in Vancouver BC Canada that will do it for $2,000cdn Local shops quote: From $2000 Wash and decontamination Up to two stages of paint correction/polishing 4 layers of Ceramic Pro 9H Glass Shield 1 layer of Ceramic Pro Light Ceramic Pro Wheel and Caliper Ceramic Pro Rain front 3 windows I am in a LOT of car shows both IN and OUT and I always want the car's slick paint surface to be there as part of the showing of the car.. As a result, I am very curious if the SLICKNESS always remains there or do I have to touch up with some type of detail replenish product?