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What product did he use Mark?Chap said the paint is really soft and prone to scratches in the clear coat. The stuff he applied is supposed to be self healing (minor scratches) when heat is applied to the paint eg in hot weather
Did they put a coating on the wheels as well?Chap said the paint is really soft and prone to scratches in the clear coat. The stuff he applied is supposed to be self healing (minor scratches) when heat is applied to the paint eg in hot weather
Yes a different one that was more matt in finishDid they put a coating on the wheels as well?
I think some coatings are guaranteed for 5 yrs, ceramic won’t protect against stone chips. It should make it easier to keep it clean. The cost of PPF (whole car/front end and skirts) is prohibitive.Some protection is better than none. A PPF is very expensive these days.
If the ceramic coating is proven to last a long time then it seems like a decent idea. I would have a concern on the real strength of it.
just over 5k was the quote for PPF from a shop I have used before!
Hi Mark, Does it work and make the wheels actually look more Matt? Satin perhaps? If so what’s that product called?Yes a different one that was more matt in finish
I can’t understand why it is so expensive. Especially once they have the template?
Sorry it is less glossy than the stuff used on the car bodyHi Mark, Does it work and make the wheels actually look more Matt? Satin perhaps? If so what’s that product called?
hmmm im sure im wrong, but is the plastic wheel arch protection not well fitted???Sorry it is less glossy than the stuff used on the car body
From my experience ceramic offers zero protection beyond cleaning and making it look pretty. That's not to say its not worth doing.Some protection is better than none. A PPF is very expensive these days.
If the ceramic coating is proven to last a long time then it seems like a decent idea. I would have a concern on the real strength of it.
Materials cost alone is quite expensive, and skill to apply just a template is time consuming and requires skill, and this ignores the prep detailing work.I can’t understand why it is so expensive. Especially once they have the template?
All true, but getting a perfect respray of the front fender is a few hundred bucks… PPF just seems silly to me for that kind of money.Materials cost alone is quite expensive, and skill to apply just a template is time consuming and requires skill, and this ignores the prep detailing work.
Try to apply some yourself
Sort of depends where you are, a respray of the front bumper in my locale blending into other panels to match at OE quality is going to be $1500 here due to high cost of living and labor costs.All true, but getting a perfect respray of the front fender is a few hundred bucks… PPF just seems silly to me for that kind of money.
I’ve watched some YouTube videos and thought it looked pretty easy (I’m fairly dexterous)Materials cost alone is quite expensive, and skill to apply just a template is time consuming and requires skill, and this ignores the prep detailing work.
Try to apply some yourself