Ceramic Coating before or after OEM Spoiler install?

[professortech]

As title suggests, I have an OEM carbon fiber spoiler I'm planning to have the service center install on my Model S. I'm also very interested in doing a ceramic coating on my Model S (not the spoiler). I'm not sure which order would be best? I'm assuming ceramic install first could make the spoiler install difficult because it may not stick?

P.S. - The spoiler is matte and I plan on keeping it that way (I assume ceramic coating the spoiler would make it look glossy).

Thanks for reading. Suggestions appreciated.

Nolan

 

[WattMobile]

I have ceramic coating on my Model S and a spoiler on the way, I asked the company if it would be any issue to put on a spoiler and they told be that I just should just clean it properly first so I dont think it does matter.

 

[Jimmy 1]

I have already see people have the Tesla Letters fall off after ceramic coating and reinstall of lettering. I would not have ceramic coat under it unless the spoiler was screwed on.

 

[Pinegreen]

Some of the detailing forums day it's ok.

Opti-coat 2.0 question... - Page 3

 

[professortech]

I ended up having the spoiler installed first. I was concerned the ceramic coating would cause issues with the spoiler adhering long-term. I rationalized that a P100D comes from the factory with the spoiler prior to ceramic coating.