Paint protection film- recommendations

[Ken_Code]

I’d like PPF on my new (secondhand) car, likely front end, sills, mirrors and rear arches, in the South East.

I’ve got one quote from a firm that comes well-recommended, but wouldn’t mind checking someone else for comparison; is anyone able to give a recommendation?

Edited by Ken_Code on Friday 24th May 18:47

[rottenegg]

What car is it? Some brands do their own reasonably priced PPF kits for the high impact areas which are DIYable. BMW do them for instance.

[Ken_Code]

rottenegg said:

What car is it? Some brands do their own reasonably priced PPF kits for the high impact areas which are DIYable. BMW do them for instance.

It’s a Ferrari Portofino.

[rottenegg]

Ken_Code said:

rottenegg said:

What car is it? Some brands do their own reasonably priced PPF kits for the high impact areas which are DIYable. BMW do them for instance.

It’s a Ferrari Portofino.

Ah OK, probably best left to the pros then

[No ideas for a name]

Ken_Code said:

I’d like PPF on my new (secondhand) car, likely front end, sills, mirrors and rear arches, in the South East.

Be sure to tell your insurer

[Ken_Code]

No ideas for a name said:

Be sure to tell your insurer

You’ll be telling me next that I need to declare the extra 100 bhp and racing stripes…

[Short Grain]

Ken_Code said:

No ideas for a name said:

Be sure to tell your insurer

You’ll be telling me next that I need to declare the extra 100 bhp and racing stripes…[/quote

Nah, you'll be fine with those, PPF can get them frothing, by all accounts!

[Monkeylegend]

Ken_Code said:

No ideas for a name said:

Be sure to tell your insurer

You’ll be telling me next that I need to declare the extra 100 bhp and racing stripes…

Read this and then decide.

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

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[Blue62]

I’ve just bought a lightly used car that’s been fully wrapped in Xpel film, I’ve googled how to take care of it and all I can find is the usual bks about using Xpel cleaning products. I suspect a good quality shampoo will be fine, but do people add wax or some other protection?

[Grey_Area]

Blue62 said:

I’ve just bought a lightly used car that’s been fully wrapped in Xpel film, I’ve googled how to take care of it and all I can find is the usual bks about using Xpel cleaning products. I suspect a good quality shampoo will be fine, but do people add wax or some other protection?

Gtechniq Halo.

Thank me later.

[Blue62]

Grey_Area said:

Gtechniq Halo.

Thank me later.

Thanks, I like their products.