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Originally Posted by Motorin Mark
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Originally Posted by josec70
If you're an owner that likes your paint to look perfect PPF is your only choice ... not cheap but neither is this car. I opted to do the whole car and it is one of the best decisions I've made.
After having the paint corrected the PPF was installed and so far so good .... the best part outside of the protection is the minimal maintenance required to keep the car looking exceptionally well. Recently I noticed a good size scratch on one of my doors and luckily the PPF prevented the paint from any damage ... poured hot water on the PPF and the scratch disappeared ... it's self healing. I've now owned the car a year ... zero nicks, scratches or chips and the paint looks as perfect as the day it was corrected.
Those who own dark cars can appreciate how difficult it is to keep the paint looking new and swirl free ..... coming from a BSM F10 M5 (no PPF) and now a SG M5C I can tell you the difference is night and day.
Some will argue why do this on a lease? Well, because I like my cars to look as perfect as possible even if I only keep it 3 years.
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Can you say what color you have? Who installed it and approx cost for entire car? Thanks. |
Color is Singapore Grey and the PPF was done through Velos in Miami.
I believe I paid around $4k IIRC.