Hello Everyone,
A local car club I am apart of had an interesting topic. Ceramic coatings and sensors. One person was stating that a ceramic should be done around a sensor (for acc, parking, lane assist) instead of over it in blaming a recent install from some shop as to why their cars sensors were no longer working. I am not a pro, but I found this rather shocking to hear as I have done my own cars with a 9h ceramic's before without issues to the sensors functionality. This kind of got me curious for future knowledge on a couple of things. One, do you install ceramics over sensors or around? Two, if a ceramic does block a sensor then how does it do it?
Sorry for the off topic post, but I am curious lol.
Sean
A local car club I am apart of had an interesting topic. Ceramic coatings and sensors. One person was stating that a ceramic should be done around a sensor (for acc, parking, lane assist) instead of over it in blaming a recent install from some shop as to why their cars sensors were no longer working. I am not a pro, but I found this rather shocking to hear as I have done my own cars with a 9h ceramic's before without issues to the sensors functionality. This kind of got me curious for future knowledge on a couple of things. One, do you install ceramics over sensors or around? Two, if a ceramic does block a sensor then how does it do it?
Sorry for the off topic post, but I am curious lol.
Sean