Our roof will need replacing in a few years. Do they sell power walls in MSM?
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Our roof will need replacing in a few years. Do they sell power walls in MSM?
Our roof will need replacing in a few years. Do they sell power walls in MSM?
True, but thermodynamics and Florida sun...But...you could have wrapped your walls!
Paint Protection Film (PPF): An Investment In Your Car's Future
Paint protection film is a thin layer of flexible material placed over a vehicle's body panels to protect them from flying rocks or road debris. This type of protective film can even save your car's paint from light hail damage or low-speed scrapes that would normally scratch and scar the finish.www.forbes.com
By the balls is rightDuring the high volume production of the T during 1914-1925, Ford only offered the car in black for a run of almost 15 million vehicles. Speculation was that the 'japanning' process (baked enamel) only worked on black. Another was that black dried faster. Either way, the color choice was driven by the need for efficiency in manufacturing (and cost). One color increased that efficiency. The efficacy can be argued but the intent cannot be denied.
The point is that Tesla is in its infancy when it comes to manufacturing. Whatever they can do to increase velocity of production while they are still constrained by capacity (sales exceeds production) makes some sense. They are also introducing the same level of innovation as they do with their designs. These things take time and iterations of failures before they are good to go. Granted, some of this is also introduced too early and customers end up with issues.
And again, I am not denying their quality has a long way to go. Nor am I not wishing more color choices were available. Want better or another color? Pick a different manufacturer. For now, they've got us (or at least me) by the balls.
I've been in operations/manufacturing leadership for almost 30 years. If you think they don't know what they are doing, that's fair enough. I can respect that. My opinion is quite different.
$8,500 is ridiculous.True, but thermodynamics and Florida sun...
ON ANOTHER NOTE,
I've decided to go with PPF on the car. I will not drop 8500k on it. I'd rather paint it in 4 years if need be. Does anybody have a good shop in Central Florida that costs less than an entire paint job?
8.5K is a modern day robbery come on!$8,500 is ridiculous.
I won't go that far, but that's just my opinion.IMO PPF is the biggest scam in the auto industry going today. Spending thousands of dollars for a thin layer of film that will
at best protect from small, light stone chips and other debris is not a sound investment. YMMV.
I know it’s counter intuitive, and it makes no sense, but yes, that’s what I’m saying! It works!
I’ve been waiting for 13 months now and I could have given myself a lot of stress had I held Tesla to a high standard on anything but engineering.
think of Tesla like a savant! Awesome in engineering, crap at everything else!
Then most likely, you'd have had (at minimum) damaged PPF (which may, or may not have prevented chip in your paint as well) which cant be touched up. You would have the option of living with the nicked/damaged PPF (unless it self healed, which doesnt occur with deep chips in the PPF) and looking at that, or gettin g the entire sheet of PPF removed, paint chip fixed, PPF replaced.Yeah I'd be all about PPF if it was ~$2k to do the whole car, but considering it's +3x that, I just can't justify it. I've had all my past cars (including Teslas) not need it, so it's tough to reason with parting with that much cash.
Of course, I also got a big chip on my hood the day after I took delivery, so I see the draw lol.
My recent quotes in Tennessee are $6k, $7k, $7k, $9k. I got a quote for $5k in Georgia so you know where Im going8.5K is a modern day robbery come on!
Shouldn't be anywhere close to that price. Maybe $8500 for a wrap and PPF.True, but thermodynamics and Florida sun...
ON ANOTHER NOTE,
I've decided to go with PPF on the car. I will not drop 8500k on it. I'd rather paint it in 4 years if need be. Does anybody have a good shop in Central Florida that costs less than an entire paint job?
Why is this the minimum? PPF could have also absorbed the rock and not have been damaged at all.Then most likely, you'd have had (at minimum) damaged PPF (which may, or may not have prevented chip in your paint as well) which cant be touched up.
Shouldn't be anywhere close to that price. Maybe $8500 for a wrap and PPF.
What about the 5-year Xpel? Do you really need the 10-year warranty on that?