POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
New 911 inbound - whats the general view of whether to take GTechnic at £1k or front end Topaz at £3k ?
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New 992 - Topaz PPF / GTechnic - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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YOUR RESEARCHNew 992 - Topaz PPF / GTechnic - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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Great product which has always worked for me
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POST 2Original post
I always go with GTechniq. Great product which has always worked for me
POST 3Original post
Confused by this because one isn't a replacement for the other. A ceramic coat isn't going to provide a physical protection barrier that the PPF gives.
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Question is really One, or other, or neither Don’t want to spend 4k combined
POST 5Original post
I would do PPF and a consumer applied ceramic coat... but that's because I'm reasonably OCD and stone chips would drive me mad.
POST 6Original post
PPF. You can do the ceramic coating yourself. Dead easy.
POST 7Original post
Agreed, PPF. Pick up a Griots 3 in 1 ceramic spray and it's easily done. The Gtechniq is a UK product and well received but pricey by comparison.
POST 8Original post
As said, PPF then ceramic yourself, also id find another PPF installer as having seen some of their recent work,its not like their old work.
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