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Chalk Gray PPF Model X Plaid!
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theslimshadyist
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Back in late 2021 when I took delivery on my Model S Plaid, I had it wrapped in STEK DynoBLACK Matte PPF and with tax it came in at $8K.
Nice! I have my X5M wrapped in DynoBLACK Matte!
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Nice! I like the look with the black side mirrors. Makes it look even faster
Thanks man! Yea he suggested gloss black mirrors and spoiler to break up the color.Nice! I like the look with the black side mirrors. Makes it look even faster
Yeah, I've been thinking of doing something with the spoiler to give it a subtle difference. Seeing yours now, I think if I did the spoiler, then should do the same with the side mirror caps.
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Did you wrap the entire side mirror assembly in gloss black? Or just the cap portion? Can't remember if the mirror arms are glossy or not from the factory.
I've been thinking of getting a CF cap for the rear spoiler, and maybe now the CF cap for the side mirrors seeing your picture. Not sure about gloss finish (to complement the glossy window trims) or a matte finish (to match the interior CF trims).
But now that I see your gloss black vinyl wrap on the mirror caps, that looks good too. And gives it a matching finish with the gloss black trims.
Tough decision
But now that I see your gloss black vinyl wrap on the mirror caps, that looks good too. And gives it a matching finish with the gloss black trims.
Tough decision
zoomer0056
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zoomer0056
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So what is the brand of the wrap? I have never heard of colored PPF. I have had quite a few vehicles wrapped in clear and satin PPF. Your vehicle looks awesome.
zoomer0056
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OP says it's PPF, not a wrap. Wrap is only for cosmetic changes as it is pretty thin. PPF, however is thicker and provides protection. It's pretty cool now that PPF can be colored.
Thanks. This film is made by a company called IVIOS. STEK is another one of the big players in this space. My detailer has been primarily using STEK for colored PPF but has been testing IVIOS for several years. He has been all over PPF magazine and won numerous awards so his decision to use this brand didn’t come overnight. There are other colored PPF brands out there, but many of them are garbage.
Why not?? Its not like a price tag on a present. What do you risk by telling the price of the wrap?Thanks! This was done by a very close friend at OCDETAILING. Joe has done many cars for me over the years - he and his team are incredible, and he’s just a great human being. Cost is $$$$, I’d prefer not to post here but they are expensive. I will say you get what you pay for
