GT3RS stickers , CeramicPro and Anti Stone Guard tape???

[Mazdarati]

I am going put a stickers with GT3RS on the doors and fenders (like on photo)

Should i remove the anti stone guard tape on the back fenders to put GT3Rs sticker and then put the anti stone guard back but over the GT3Rs sticker? Are they really useful (stone guard)?

Also i am thinking to make a CeramicPro and dont understand how to do it in best way, should i put off the stone guard , apply ceramicpro and put the anti stone guard back over the Gt3rs sticker ?

Thanks

[ttdan]

The stickers should go on top of the stone guards. Thats how the factory do it.

[Mazdarati]

So you mean i need to put RS sticker over stone guard ?
I think it will be very noticeble from close view ? Also the thickness of the stone guard more then the sticker.

[ttdan]

Yes. Thats how they did it on 997's. The sticker is pretty thin stuff.

[Mazdarati]

But factory stone guard will become yellow very fast ;( and i will need to put off rs sticker to change the stone guard.
I think to put RS stciker without any stone guard tape. I think it will be ok. Never had any stone protection on my other cars.
California, 458, maserati, etc.

[craigdub]

Answered your own question then.

[Sandy59]

Mazdarati said:

But factory stone guard will become yellow very fast ;( and i will need to put off rs sticker to change the stone guard.
I think to put RS stciker without any stone guard tape. I think it will be ok. Never had any stone protection on my other cars.
California, 458, maserati, etc.

I would say from my previous GT3 experience, the sills and area in front of the rear wheels will get well grit blasted in no time, with these sticky tyres the fronts will spray the areas behind then quite effectively. Paintshield for one do a film piece that covers the sills, plus a larger than factory fitted piece in front of the rear wheels for this reason I believe. The top of the front wheel may be inside the wheel arch, but the bottom isn't.

[footsoldier]

I would suggest going to Paintshield and getting film put on by them, not by factory. It is a different level of quality.

I have just had a whole car done and it is invisible and fitted perfectly, paddy 328 (Francis) on here detailed it first, at Paintshield

You can apply wax to the film from time to time and it is self healing. We took off the Porsche fitted stuff on sills which was noticeably inferior. You would then put the RS stickers on top. (I put an adhesive number plate on top of mine temporarily)