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by elaverick » Mon 17.09.2018, 08:45
This all looks astounding, I doubt the car looked this good at the factory.
I've seen you mention the ceramic coating a couple of times now, is there a particular reason you're favouring that over paint protection film?
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by ElanBRG » Mon 17.09.2018, 14:06
elaverick wrote:This all looks astounding, I doubt the car looked this good at the factory.
I've seen you mention the ceramic coating a couple of times now, is there a particular reason you're favouring that over paint protection film?
PPF is for protecting the paint from rock chips and scratches. Ceramic coating is effectively a longer lasting wax/polish that won't prevent rock chips or scratches.
If you want your already-healthy paint to look amazing for a car show, PPF is going the wrong direction. Go with a high end wax or ceramic coating.
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by ElanBRG » Mon 17.09.2018, 15:18
Any large, high-res pics? It's hard to enjoy the eye candy when you can barely see it!
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by cliff » Thu 25.10.2018, 01:03
Davie, amazing work.
Only problem is I am looking at parts of mine that I could have done better.
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If you can't be a good example, then you might as well be a terrible warning
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