Butch

24 minutes ago, TomTint said:

The ppf mfrs would like you to think that it adds value to your car. In fact it does not. Calculate the initial cost to instal. Then deduct what you are secretly being penalized at trade in time to remove the stuff from a dealer, and it easily adds up to north of 2-3k. Now add in the possibility of the paint coming off with the old PPF .. or the ppf itself coming off in pieces the size of your fingernail in the future.. and that number easily doubles.. or more. Dealers like to sell it on new cars because they get to step on it and add gross to their sale. That same dealer hates seeing the car come in on trade or have to bring it to auction with ppf.

 It’s s suckers bet. 

I suppose that could be true. I wouldn't say the same for the exotic community when you have paint that is one off. or the panels that cost thousands of dollars to repaint. for a 500k car a 10k ppf job is worth it. But you do still run the risk of peeling paint regardless of price tag, though when the film goes on these cars they don't come off/see the sun etc. Depends what area of the market you're on.....

5 hours ago, TomTint said:

I hate the stuff. ..for every1 reason it's good, there are 3 it's not.

- someone who probably can't install.

good looks for the ppf world. If anyone wants to look more into that car it was done by Eric and team at Envious Detailing in CA.

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On 9/5/2018 at 5:04 AM, pro-tect mobile said:

Would love to see some pics of that install. 

 @LamboPeton 

Updating my answer - Senna 

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