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| mountainroads |
 Feb 16 2018, 12:35 AM
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A friend and fellow Porschephile suggested I seriously consider some protection for my freshly painted car. I'm not a huge fan of film or wraps, although I understand the appeal. We took a look at a car at Spokane Parade that used the following protection method: ceramicpro.com I have to say I was impressed after talking to the car owner. Pricey, but my friend pointed out that it was cheaper than another quality paint job.
Anyone have experience with this product or similar technologies? Pros, cons, alternate suggestions? TIA - MR |
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mountainroads Recommendations on fresh paint protection? Feb 16 2018, 12:35 AM
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mountainroads Thanks for all the constructive feedback, guys. I... Feb 16 2018, 10:42 PM  |
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