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On 2/23/2018 at 9:56 AM, XPEL Jeff said:

I know that SunTek's adhesive is a little less aggressive, but we usually recommend .5 cc/mL of J&J or Dawn Ultra.  It shouldn't be super sudsy, or you'll end up fighting it.  What does SunTek recommend?

That’s in a 32 oz. bottle, correct?

On 3/4/2018 at 9:41 PM, drtint said:

Glass coating is to be applied on top of the PPF. Why install the PPF then? Just curious. Ceramic coating make the clear 50 times stronger. I usually don’t recommend to a customer with glass coating to install PPF. Doesn’t make sense to me unless....

Just my opinion. 

Cheers

Because ceramic coatings are resistant to scratching, but do NOT help against impacts like rocks.  It’s just like diamonds, which are very hard to scratch, but can be shattered.

OMG, I've seen some big egos on this forum, but tango2 actually takes the crown now! By it's very definition, perfection is UNACHIEVABLE! What 99% of the population would consider "perfect" is achievable if you're very very good, and take the time to achieve these results. I have 100% 5 star reviews on Yelp, Facebook, and Google, and yet, there are always tiny imperfections that I have to just let go of before I deliver a vehicle to a customer just to keep my sanity because I'm striving for perfection, but it's just not possible. One tiny stretch line, one seam that doesn't line up PERFECTLY, or one tiny speck of dust is all that it takes to come up short of perfection. God, how I'd love to be able to inspect EVERY install EVER done by tango2's multiple employees. It's hard enough to achieve near perfection if you do every install yourself, but add 14 employees? And they're all perfect? This discussion is a joke. Of course, I'm sure tango2 isn't even looking at this thread any more, right, ha ha? He used the classic "I can't make you people agree with me, so I'm out of this thread" move. At least he's striving for perfection. About 90% of installers around here do jaw droppingly bad work, which hurts the industry.