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Thats pretty poor. Yes there are areas its not possible to have 'no edge' e.g headlights, but any panel gap / bonnet edge, wheel arch etc good ones wrap the PPF out of sight so the 'lines' are kept to a minimal. Shouldnt be any on bonnet and wings really. I'd not be happy if thats what mine looked likeI was asked about PPF on the last car I bought, so I asked to see an example. This was the kind of thing I was shown (not my photos, just similar example I found online):
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My eye was immediately drawn to those edges... and I couldn't stand them. My mate's 911 Turbo is the same (it was already wrapped when he bought it). Is all PPF really like this? The car I was shown was worth over £200K, and I thought the PPF completely spoiled it.
This is the kind of thing I've seen before as well, I know a guy with a couple of McLarens and the PPF on those has edges and corners like this. Does put me off a bit but stone chips are still worseI was asked about PPF on the last car I bought, so I asked to see an example. This was the kind of thing I was shown (not my photos, just similar example I found online):
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My eye was immediately drawn to those edges... and I couldn't stand them. My mate's 911 Turbo is the same (it was already wrapped when he bought it). Is all PPF really like this? The car I was shown was worth over £200K, and I thought the PPF completely spoiled it.
Does anyone know what PPF Lotus intend to fit, I spoke to a nice lady from Lotus at Goodwood about paint damage on Lotuses and she said the new paint system is much better and should be more resilient!!Was there a PPF option on the configurator?
Didn't even know Lotus were planning to fit PPF??? let alone which oneDoes anyone know what PPF Lotus intend to fit
Lotus are looking at options for factory fitted PPF. It would probably be 3M Ventureshield or XPEL Ultimate - might even be a choice. Are there any other mainstream PPFs people would consider?Does anyone know what PPF Lotus intend to fit, I spoke to a nice lady from Lotus at Goodwood about paint damage on Lotuses and she said the new paint system is much better and should be more resilient!!
Strong agree... those edges showing would drive me absolutely bonkers.I was asked about PPF on the last car I bought, so I asked to see an example. This was the kind of thing I was shown (not my photos, just similar example I found online):
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My eye was immediately drawn to those edges... and I couldn't stand them. My mate's 911 Turbo is the same (it was already wrapped when he bought it). Is all PPF really like this? The car I was shown was worth over £200K, and I thought the PPF completely spoiled it.
Hopefully it's ok to post here, since this is a PPF discussion. I just learned about Cosmetic PPF. You get the customization benefits of a wrap, while the protection benefits of PPF.
Vinyl PPF Wrap (Cosmetic PPF)... thoughts?
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Would be curious what others think. I'm seriously considering it, but it's a new product, not sure if I want to be a guinea pig. Still have a few months to decide.
Interesting... there doesn't seem to be a presence for this brand in the UK, but perhaps one to look out for over coming monthsHopefully it's ok to post here, since this is a PPF discussion. I just learned about Cosmetic PPF. You get the customization benefits of a wrap, while the protection benefits of PPF.
Vinyl PPF Wrap (Cosmetic PPF)... thoughts?
www.lotustalk.com
Would be curious what others think. I'm seriously considering it, but it's a new product, not sure if I want to be a guinea pig. Still have a few months to decide.
Only one thing worse than fake carbon parts and that's fake carbon wrap!Hi there,
I want to warm up this thread again with a (potentially controversial) idea.
I have decided to PPF my Emira all around with XPEL. I am already in touch with a company here in Germany that is offering PPF. The guy I talked to was already taking measures from the Emira (at Komotec) and is ready to make specific offers (I'll keep you posted once I have more info).
My Emira will be Hethel Yellow with full black back. After having starred at a Seneca Blue Emira with full black pack for about 5 minutes at the Komotec dealership my eyes swept over to an Exige with a carbon roof standing next to the Emira. The I started to wonder whether I could/should wrap all the glossy black parts of the Emira with Carbon fibre PPF and the rest of the car (the yellow parts) with regular transparent PPF.
I brought up the idea with the above-mentioned PPF guy and he confirmed that there is pretty high quality Carbon fibre PPF (glossy only since matt is not very durable and not self-healing like the XPEL stuff).
Now I am wondering whether I should wrap my car all around with transparent PPF or wrap the glossy black parts with carbon fibre PPF. I also have the Diamond cut wheels which have a dark grey tone which I thought may go well with carbon fibre optics. I also think that some of the glossy black parts look a bit cheap, e.g. the air intakes behind the doors. I will be receiving a Carbon fibre PPF sample soon and I'll share a picture of it here as well then.
I am interested in your thoughts and opinions on this. Maybe someone has already created a photoshopped picture of how carbon instead of glossy black paint would look on the Emira (preferably on a Hethel Yellow one )
Will Xpel be offered by Lotus ?I believe XPEL have already laser scanned an Emira and have created the templates for the PPF kits. I was told this by someone at Hethel.