Hey man. Just as an FYI. Vinyl wraps and ppf arnt exactly the same. Ppf is thicker and meant to provide protection against rock chips, minor scratches, etc. Some are self healing, hydrophic, have warranties, etc.
That looks like a nightmare to keep clean
I mean how much worse can it be compared to regular black that shows every single spec of dirt
Black is terrible, but I've heard matte paint requires a lot of work. So I imagine having both is doubly bad?
Black is terrible, but I've heard matte paint requires a lot of work. So I imagine having both is doubly bad?
Not at all. I can cali. dust it without worrying about swirls, wash it without the worry or swirls, minor abrasions are protected by the PPF and the STEK PPF is self healing, so with heat minor scratches disappear.
that all depends on the level you want the job done at and the experience of the installer. Just doing the externally visible paint would be somewhere between $3,500 and $6,000. You want them to do all painted surfaces (minus the engine bay) then you're most likely looking at a $10k job since they have to remove all the doors, trunk, etc to get to the body underneath
Looks great, man. Did you have the headlights done as well?
you can absolutely ceramic coat Expel stealth or STEK DYNOmatt....Thats a rumor that I will absolutely call 100% bullcrap on....I do it quite often at my shop...it doesn't change the look of the film at all. This car has STEK DYNOmatt with CQuartz Skin on top of it.They were tinted after the ppf was completed.
you cant ceramic over stealth..... you would lose the matte/frost look
Yes sir! STEK DYNOmatt over Shadow Metallic
you know, at first I was not really digging your car but now I like the hell out of it!
Well Steve, if it makes any difference…I removed the air bag set up and went back to stock springs hahaha. Thank you very much though brother!
What what, that came out of left field!
well then, here's right field...its getting sold tomorrow!
