I got my bottle today and tried it on a portion of my hood. I could see a slight difference in that area. My 911 is garaged kept, still low mileage and has two coats of Ceramic Pro.

Here is something interesting I noticed. When I placed the Xpel container on the hood it would remain there but when I moved it slightly laterally to the treated area it would slide right off. Clearly the Ceramic Boost is adding some protection.

 

Yikes. Good product it may be, but why put a bottle on the hood/frunk lid?

 

huh? I think my car cover is probably more abrasive than a plastic bottle if that's what you are talking about.