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Jack Raccoon! said:
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Exactly! God you are dumb sometimes.
 
$ 2800,00 here frontal & more, its a $100.000 + car a small investment. I also did the ACS rock guards and scrape armour grills. Better deal then coloured seat belts and painted calipers
 
"Hey Google" I heard that "Jeeves" got married and now goes by the name of "Alexa".
Anyone not willing to wrap an expensive car with Expel, SunTek, 3M or what ever must be an experienced "touch up artist"
Come on boys...wrap that rascal!
 
Marcrazy said:
Check out Suntek Reaction film........................good product. Xpel has become like the Kleenex of tissue but doesnt mean its the best.
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It looks exactly the same as Ceramic Pro Kavaca. Self healing with a ceramic coating.
Xpel Ultimate doesn't seem to have ceramic coating.
 
The new OpenAI ChatGPT works on the question based platform. Plug in a decent question and it will spit out a well written response. ( I’m sure lots of kids have been leveraging it for papers)
I just put in the question “ What are the advantages of putting clear protective film on a car”
it returned

The advantages of putting clear protective film, also known as paint protection film or clear bra, on a car are as follows:

  1. Protection against chips and scratches: Clear protective film creates a barrier that can help prevent damage to a car's paint from road debris, rocks, gravel, and other small particles.
  2. UV protection: Clear protective film can help to protect a car's paint from the harmful effects of UV rays, which can cause fading and cracking over time.
  3. Easy maintenance: The clear protective film is easy to clean and maintain. It can be washed and waxed just like any other part of the car, and it won't damage the underlying paint.
  4. Long-lasting: Clear protective film is designed to be durable and long-lasting, with many brands offering warranties of up to 10 years or more.
  5. Resale value: By protecting a car's paint from damage, clear protective film can help maintain the car's resale value over time.
  6. Overall, clear protective film can be a worthwhile investment for those who want to keep their car looking new and maintain its value over time. However, it's important to choose a high-quality film and have it installed by a professional to ensure maximum protection and longevity.


 
I just had xpel ppf installed on my 2019 Z06 and it looks great. Can anyone tell me if it would be safe/advisable to put my "goto" product Wolfgang 3.0 Deep Gloss Sealant on PPF? Don't want to regret doing so if others have found that its not a good idea. Always trusting an enthusiast or professional over a layman or product salesman, pfft.
 
BKNBLK19 (John) said:
I just had xpel ppf installed on my 2019 Z06 and it looks great. Can anyone tell me if it would be safe/advisable to put my "goto" product Wolfgang 3.0 Deep Gloss Sealant on PPF? Don't want to regret doing so if others have found that its not a good idea. Always trusting an enthusiast or professional over a layman or product salesman, pfft.
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Sealant? You don't need a sealant. You can put ceramic over it, but I have no idea about things other than waxes.
 
BKNBLK19 (John) said:
I just had xpel ppf installed on my 2019 Z06 and it looks great. Can anyone tell me if it would be safe/advisable to put my "goto" product Wolfgang 3.0 Deep Gloss Sealant on PPF? Don't want to regret doing so if others have found that its not a good idea. Always trusting an enthusiast or professional over a layman or product salesman, pfft.
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Why would you spend 5k on Xpel and then slop $20 of crap on top? Ask the Xpel dude...
 

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