Ceramic paint protection doesn't do anything against stone strikes - how would it? It's just a thin/microscopic liquid polymer coating containing some ceramic nano-particles. It'll reduce oxidation while it lasts but it's faaaaar too thin to provide any physical protection.What are people's thoughts on paint protection?
It was highly recommended to me to get Ceramic Paint Protection because of the susceptibility of the nose to stone strikes. But I've now learned that CPP doesn't do much to protect against stone strikes. So should look at Paint Protection Film instead, which is more costly. Or a mixture: PPF for the nose and front 3 quarter panels, CPP for the rest?
PPF for the front is the way to go if you're worried about stone chips.