What brand of Ceramic Coacting?
#1
What brand of Ceramic Coacting?
RS5 being delivered in about a week and starting to read up on the ceramic coating thing. Have never had it done before but it sounds pretty good, I have one installer offering Ceramic Pro and have read on here about GTechniq. What is the consensus about which is the better product or maybe another option? I am in Texas so any referrals for shops in Houston or Austin would be welcomed as well.
#2
AudiWorld Member
I went with Ceramic Pro on the RS5. I had GTechniq on a previous vehicle and it seemed to work well. I've had the Ceramic Pro on for about 2 months and in comparison to the GTechniq, I would say the Ceramic Pro seems noticeably better in terms of keeping the car "clean" between washes and water beading seems slightly better. That could be the difference between a consumer-grade product like GTechniq and a pro-grade product like Ceramic Pro.
#3
AudiWorld Senior Member
I have GTechniq and I guess it's good. It makes the surface tougher I suppose, but I don't really know if I'll ever do ceramic again, as I am not sure it lives up to the hype. My car still gets dirty and it still has to be washed with out without it. Now PPF is a must and I really have valued that (SunTek). Gig'em.
#4
AudiWorld Senior Member
Unless you are hung up ceramic, I will suggest RejeX. It is also a paint sealant, applies just like a liquid wax. I applied it on my car, two coats last year. the water still beads off nicely, resists water spots too.
#6
AudiWorld Member
I actually did the GTechniq EXO and CSL kit myself. Not too tough to do. Just make sure the surface is cleaned and polished before application. Also make sure to use an iron remover to get rid of any rail dust. I've only had it on a month so can't give any long term review. So far so good. I've used Klasse sealant for years but wanted to try one of the ceramics.
#7
Club AutoUnion
My installer used a product called Jade (and I believe it’s a professional only product) and the photo below shows the water beading up 12 months after being installed — and this was just the “wet down” prior to washing. Keep in mind that my car is garage kept so YMMV:
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RS5 being delivered in about a week and starting to read up on the ceramic coating thing. Have never had it done before but it sounds pretty good, I have one installer offering Ceramic Pro and have read on here about GTechniq. What is the consensus about which is the better product or maybe another option? I am in Texas so any referrals for shops in Houston or Austin would be welcomed as well.
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#9
AudiWorld Member
I went with Feynlab Self Heal Lite and love it much better than my previous car that had GTechniq. Also love how any slight scratch will dissappear with heat. Was originally skeptical about it but saw it in person.