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Vendor Is your Tesla’s paint protected? If so, how?
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JPP
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cQuartz is another widely popular coating. We took a look at the popularity of coatings in the market and how many of our own dealers were using them in combination with Paint Protection Film and adjusted our warranty to allow coatings to be applied to our PPFC and PPFUltra. Together they offer a great combination of chip/scratch resistance, depth, and hydrophobicity.
Paint correction then Prestige Films Clearguard Nano SR custom install full frontal, mirrors, headlight and fog lights. Feynlab Heal Lite Ceramic on remaining paint and Feynlab PPF and Vinyl Ceramic on the PPF. Feynlab Detailer for maintenance.
Unfair question, since zero cars have been delivered this way
I have Suntek PPF on my car. About 1yr now, no complaints. Not OCD about washing it, so it's only been detailed a few times, but still looks great. I'd definitely do the wrap again if I got another valuable car.
We have some SunTek users onboard, nice! It's great to hear that you're both happy with the results of your Paint Protection Film so far.
Reheat went full front end, what about you, Markbrokeit? How much of your Model 3 is covered? While full car coverage is popular and increasing in regularity, the full front end is still the most popular coverage on Tesla for us.
While we're here feel free to bounce any questions about Paint Protection Film off of us and we'll do our best to answer them for you.
Reheat went full front end, what about you, Markbrokeit? How much of your Model 3 is covered? While full car coverage is popular and increasing in regularity, the full front end is still the most popular coverage on Tesla for us.
While we're here feel free to bounce any questions about Paint Protection Film off of us and we'll do our best to answer them for you.
slade037
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My first Model 3, LR RWD 3, had Suntek Ultra on the front bumper by a detailer and installed Suntek Ultra on the hood as DIY. All applied after polishing. I applied Gyeon Syncro on top.
I just upgraded to an inventory P3D+ with 4k miles. It already has paint chips on the bumper and I am debating if it is even worth wrapping the bumper at this point.
I just upgraded to an inventory P3D+ with 4k miles. It already has paint chips on the bumper and I am debating if it is even worth wrapping the bumper at this point.
ATLCLS
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And for those of you waiting to wrap yours , I dropped it off with only 100 miles and it already had two rock chips on the front even with me avoiding the highway until I dropped it off .
Glad to hear the PPF is doing it's job! We do internal gravelometer tests and it does take some aggressive impact to nick it. If it does, there is nothing to be done, but I wouldn't be too concerned about it getting worse. The only note I would add is to avoid a lot of high pressure water in that area if you believe it is nicked through the film.
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It's always worth wrapping the bumper to prevent further damage. Most PPF installers have some creative ways to minimize the visibility of small nicks/chips before they install the film. How long is the Gyeon Syncro designed to last?
slade037
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It's supposed to last up to 2 years with proper maintenance. I wash every couple of months and top it off with Gyeon WetCoat or Cure. So far I've been really happy with it. Will do the same on the new car and see how long it lasts.
Kilotango74
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