[eshtog]

Originally Posted by Salespunk

FYI the Cilajet products are nothing but dealership garbage. You can get the same thing from your local Ford/GMC/Ram dealer as well. This is merely an insurance policy against bird droppings, etc where they assume you will never use it. Hard pass and go find a solid detailer locally if you want this done.

Exactly, Cilajet is not a ceramic coating.

[KiloCo]

https://autoarmour.com/ceramic-coating-san-diego/ My M4 is headed there Next Month...

[Nettles]

Originally Posted by KiloCo

https://autoarmour.com/ceramic-coating-san-diego/ My M4 is headed there Next Month...

They are the best in SD

[JDUNITNOW]

Originally Posted by pcai

If I were to buy a "nice" car, I would at least get PPF on all the crucial areas and whole car ceramic coated. But I just don't see the point to getting any of these expensive services done to a leased car. There are a lot of great ceramic, graphene sprays that can last from 6-12 months that give you the gloss, water beading, chemical protection, and easy cleaning properties of a ceramic coating, and spray-ons cost $20-30 a bottle. And the best part is when the protection fades, you just spray it on again. You can apply them DIY super easy.

Agree a 100% on this. I never had ceramic coatings on any of my cars and they looked as good if not better when I got rid of them. I'm not leasing and am still contemplating PPF also. I may regret my decision later on but these coatings and coverings are getting to be costly. I'm old school and just did my due diligence and properly maintained my cars.

[KiloCo]

Originally Posted by Nettles

They are the best in SD

Nettles, have you used Auto Armour for your M3/M4. This is my first time.