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An interesting one this, I mentioned G3 in my very first posting and most people mentioned g3 farecla, which is totally different.
A Nissan dealer will provide the tempting offer at a bargain £150
G3 glasscoat, aka supaguard etc is a high tech coating that is put over your car andon the upholstery etc, in order to preserve the paintwork and seats, with a guarantee of 5 years it looks very promising, I've spoken to one of the G3 people and "pride" about the product is very obvious, in reality the car gets taken into the dealers work shop and is treated, the bad news if a car has been sat on the forecourt for a month and is then degreased for prep are blemishes (etched bird crap, scratches, dried water marks and marks on seat etc) dealt with prior to treatment?, officially yes says the guy at G3, "any blemishes should be removed before coating", some dried water marks, a few small surface scratches and bird crap etches can all be seen below the professionally installed coating), as for the longevity of the coating can anyone within the automotive industry tell me that in 4 years time I will be able to tell the difference between a G3's car and a normal one just polished normally ?.
While on this subject can anyone please tell me if Autoglyms SRP and a lot of rubbing would get rid of the etchings ?.
Is it money well spent ?. £150 would buy alot of decent polish and at least you'd be able to treat blemishes that were'nt coated
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Edited by: nonotedriver
A Nissan dealer will provide the tempting offer at a bargain £150
G3 glasscoat, aka supaguard etc is a high tech coating that is put over your car andon the upholstery etc, in order to preserve the paintwork and seats, with a guarantee of 5 years it looks very promising, I've spoken to one of the G3 people and "pride" about the product is very obvious, in reality the car gets taken into the dealers work shop and is treated, the bad news if a car has been sat on the forecourt for a month and is then degreased for prep are blemishes (etched bird crap, scratches, dried water marks and marks on seat etc) dealt with prior to treatment?, officially yes says the guy at G3, "any blemishes should be removed before coating", some dried water marks, a few small surface scratches and bird crap etches can all be seen below the professionally installed coating), as for the longevity of the coating can anyone within the automotive industry tell me that in 4 years time I will be able to tell the difference between a G3's car and a normal one just polished normally ?.
While on this subject can anyone please tell me if Autoglyms SRP and a lot of rubbing would get rid of the etchings ?.
Is it money well spent ?. £150 would buy alot of decent polish and at least you'd be able to treat blemishes that were'nt coated

Edited by: nonotedriver