Protecting your paint
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Robert Thiemrodt
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Protecting your paint
Has anyone ever used ceramic pro on their car? The video's of it are pretty amazing. I just wasn't sure how it would react to stage 1 paint of the older cars??? With no clear coat.
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Harold Singh
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Re: Protecting your paint
Works well on catalyzed urethane even if it's single stage. I did try c2v3 Gtechniq on on my older acrylic paint on the 64 and it didn't seem to do much for long term.
Harold
In the garage:
1964 356C Irish Green
1995 993 GP White
In the garage:
1964 356C Irish Green
1995 993 GP White
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Martin Benade
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- Location: Cleveland, Ohio
Re: Protecting your paint
I read up on ceramic pro, I'd call it BS. They talk of 9H hardness, not really such a thing. It sounds like a lot of hype. It is a wax/snake oil I am sure. I think a $12 wax would make more sense.
Cleveland Ohio
62 Cabriolet
56 VW
02 IS 300
04 Sienna
62 Cabriolet
56 VW
02 IS 300
04 Sienna