Just bought a 2025 1958 Land Cruiser and here to see what others have experienced and to keep up with any news or info on Land Cruisers.
Also, wanted to know if anyone has experience with Ceramic Pro. Ceramic Pro provides ceramic coatings supposedly preserves the shine on a car. Very expensive but apparently provides a “9H ceramic coating,” which is a type of nano ceramic coating. According to Ceramic Pro, 9H is the highest on the pencil scale of hardness and it’s basically as hard as a solid quartz crystal. The scale ranges from 0 to 9, and the “H” indicates the hardness of that grade. That means authentic 9H ceramic coatings will not be damaged from a 9H pencil. Some Ceramic Pro companies offer lifetime protection on their ceramic coatings, by adding multiple coats of durable 9H product to the vehicle.
I was quoted $1,400 for "paint correction" and $1,600 for a Ceramic Pro coating lasting 7 years for my 2025 Land Cruiser (1958 model). Seems pretty dang expensive...wondering if anyone has experience with this...if so, what do you think? Thanks for any feedback!
Also, wanted to know if anyone has experience with Ceramic Pro. Ceramic Pro provides ceramic coatings supposedly preserves the shine on a car. Very expensive but apparently provides a “9H ceramic coating,” which is a type of nano ceramic coating. According to Ceramic Pro, 9H is the highest on the pencil scale of hardness and it’s basically as hard as a solid quartz crystal. The scale ranges from 0 to 9, and the “H” indicates the hardness of that grade. That means authentic 9H ceramic coatings will not be damaged from a 9H pencil. Some Ceramic Pro companies offer lifetime protection on their ceramic coatings, by adding multiple coats of durable 9H product to the vehicle.
I was quoted $1,400 for "paint correction" and $1,600 for a Ceramic Pro coating lasting 7 years for my 2025 Land Cruiser (1958 model). Seems pretty dang expensive...wondering if anyone has experience with this...if so, what do you think? Thanks for any feedback!
