Recent content by Roentgen

In the meantime, you're also adding more paint protection to your car... until...

I have not tried anything new, but one of these days I may have my wife put painters tape across the overhang from the trim to the window before I head out for a drive - I wonder if it's just turbulence from the step off of the A-pillar/roof to the front side window. I can't imagine where else...

The covers don’t have a cis/trans orientation (if that kind of makes sense). One side will always fall off whether you’re traveling backwards or forwards. @megahead34 The two that came off were from the same side of the car? That’s what’s always bothered me about these turbine style...

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Cool that they're offering. How long has it been? Since it's in the rear, you'll never notice it from the inside. If a recent tint job, it may disappear after a week. I say give it a few days. If it's still there and it bothers you, it's up to you. You're probably the only one who will...

Did all the doors and the giant rubber bandy thing around the ceiling glass. Doors are great for keeping the sills clean. Possible minimal decrease in wind/road noise. Can't tell any difference from the roof thing, but my coworker says there's a little difference. Honestly don't hear...

Yup. That's gorgeous. Maybe color match the door handles to the red? I think that's a cleaner look than going black.

Hmm... Different color so you can color coordinate with your shoes? socks? hat?

Tell her to get a Model 3 Performance, and you'll do it if you get to trade.

Wow. Excellent paint care. Congrats!

@chojn1 Monthly bump for update? Thanks!

Nah. Sounds like PPF. But for a windshield.

I have to drive the 91 a lot for my commute. Lots of semis hauling rocks, sometimes trains of them. When one hits a bump, you can sometimes see a cloud of dust/gravel that shakes loose. If you're behind them, you'll hear them pelting your car soon after. And yeah, even far away I'll still...

Opposite - you ride them so close that the rocks they kick up go under your car too. Just kidding - yeah, I give semis a few full truck lengths, or go way to the left hand lanes. Sometimes it just can't be avoided though.

I had a Lexus CT200h prior to my 3, about 100K miles. It's window was pitted with innumerable gravel micro "nicks." It did get cracked by a rock about halfway through, which necessitated an entire windshield replacement. It was like a brand new car for another couple months, until the gravel...