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OP Pro is a consumer-grade ceramic coating kit for car paint, sold with a bottle of coating, a microfiber applicator block and a buffing towel. Owner's Pride rates it for about two years of hydrophobic protection with proper washing and maintenance, and it carries no warranty. It is a DIY product: you wash, decontaminate, prep-wipe and then apply thin layers panel by panel, buffing as the coating flashes. Against pro-installed coatings it trades durability and a warranty for doing the work yourself, and against spray sealants it asks far more prep and care but promises longer beading. It suits careful hobbyists with a garage or shaded space; anyone wanting a hands-off, guaranteed finish should look at professional coating services instead.
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Lowest price we've seen: $49.99 on Nov 11 at Owner's Pride. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Owner feedback on OP Pro centers on strong initial beading and a straightforward wipe-on, buff-off process, with durability depending heavily on prep and washing. Complaints tend to be about the prep workload and the cure restrictions rather than the coating itself.
OP Pro is an automotive ceramic coating that enhances the appearance and hydrophobic properties of a vehicle's surface. It is not covered by a warranty. With regular maintenance and best wash practices, it should last for 2 years.
Before application, wash the vehicle and remove iron deposits, organic fallout, and other bonded contaminants. A clay bar can be used if the paint still feels rough, and the paint can optionally be polished to remove scratches and swirls. Then wipe the surface with a dedicated paint prep product so it is clean and completely dry.
Apply the coating out of direct sunlight. Put a small amount on a ceramic applicator block, and test a small, inconspicuous area first to check the flash time. Work one panel at a time in a thin, even layer, using overlapping horizontal and vertical passes. When small beads form on the surface, wipe down by hand, then buff with a clean microfiber towel and check for streaks or high spots.