Ceramic coatings or clear bra

RonRizz

The issue I have is that MOST peddlers misinform the consumer. Users of any ceramic coating (out of plastic or glass bottle) are being led to believe that these coatings are......
A. lifetime protection for your paint
B. not susceptible to swirl marks or scratches
C. maintenance free products
all less than truthful statements. Its not a magic liquid. You still need to wash your car in the same manner you do without it...And still have to follow the same maintenance regimen for protecting the surface. As for applying it at home on the cheap, yes, it can be done, but a certain level of paint correction is required prior to use, even on a car right off the showroom floor. A level that not the average consumer possesses.
I cant speak to the statement about others diluting the product, but I guess if I were considering the product, I would look at msds sheets prior to purchase.
As for clear bra, Your $ may be ever so slightly exaggerated, but again, they require a certain skillset to install, even the pre-cut versions, that would sway most to seek a professionals help to install.
Personally, I could not walk past my car without looking at the line across the hood without cringing, but hey, that's just me.
I'm not an advocate for either product, personally. I know people who have both products, and both will say ones better than the other.
Bottom line for me is this. You're getting rock chips. I don't care what you put on your car. Deal with it.

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