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Brad_TX2V replied to the thread Spring Mountain Impressions.A thought - pony up now and do the Blackwing course then if / when you decide to go back ask about upgrading to one of their advanced... -
Brad_TX2V replied to the thread Paint protection ‘25 BW5.Where I'm at, DFW, we have a LOT of all types of PPF shops, from the chain/franchise shops (Tint World, a buddy owns one of those)...
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I’m no expert, but from my understanding every material has its installation quirks and most small shop installers only have expertise...
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That’s precisely what I did. I talked to several places, and ended up going with the one where the owner called me back and talked with...
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Brad_TX2V replied to the thread Paint protection ‘25 BW5.Truckee - my advice is to talk to your trusted local installer(s) and see what they recommend, how the material holds up, ease of...
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Stains will come off with isopropyl. I try not to follow too closely and I also have PPF because rock chips drove me nuts. It...
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Brad_TX2V replied to the thread Track Day Tires.Other considerations: slicks are going to put MUCH more stress on all of your components. Maybe you've addressed this, maybe the OEM...
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Heinricy demonstrated it could run a full T2 race and win on Hoosiers - so it certainly can handle stickier tires. I always tracked my...
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Brad_TX2V replied to the thread Paint protection ‘25 BW5.I treat my PPF just like my paint...it gets a nice coat of ceramic. No stains on my PPF. Maybe it's the brand / type of PPF that can...
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Brad_TX2V replied to the thread Track Day Tires.For consideration: one of our local (DFW, TX) track groups is a stickler on this: no slicks for low-time / low run group level drivers...
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Brad_TX2V replied to the thread Paint protection ‘25 BW5.PPF has been a FANTASTIC thing for me. There is now "self-healing" PPF - scratches in the PPF? Leave it outside / the heat / sun does...
