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RL community... my lock date is very close and I wanted to get some feedback on my August delivery from owners.
My biggest 1st world problem is picking the wheels. I'm thinking the more black bits with Miami Blue the better but I've seen Satin Aluminum wheels on MB and those also look good. Not sure which I'd like more.
Thanks
That may be one of the best descriptors I have heard about Feynlab's coating effect on the looks of the paint. I'm going to steal this (with your permission) for some of our marketing material. In the past I've used, it makes it glow, it makes it look almost chromed out, permanently wet, etc....but radioactive is a good one.
I'm washing the car for the first time today - will be interested to see how the Feynlab coating changes the washing process, and how it looks after being washed.
RL community... my lock date is very close and I wanted to get some feedback on my August delivery from owners.
My biggest 1st world problem is picking the wheels. I'm thinking the more black bits with Miami Blue the better but I've seen Satin Aluminum wheels on MB and those also look good. Not sure which I'd like more.
Thanks
IMHO with your black door handles and black LEDs as two black options you are adding on top of the rest of the black bits that now come standard on the .2 GT3, I would definitely go with the satin black wheels. Will really mesh well for the race car look/spec. I think you can't go wrong with the wheel choices offered on the .2, but I personally like the lighter wheels going with the more subtle/classic theme and less black bits, and black/darker wheels with the more black bits added in for the more "motorsport" theme.
The .2 is the first car that I really liked the satin black wheel option, especially because it's matte versus gloss on the .1s. Just my 2 cents, congrats on the allocation and spec looks great.
Can you comment on how long your coat lasts compared to some of the other brands? Looks like yours is 1 yr compared to 1yr + with some of the others. Not knocking, genuinely curious.
Great Question. We have a number of both prosumer and professional coatings that you can put on your vehicle and each comes with a different warranty period.
Ceramic Lite - 1 Year Warranty when applied by a certified installer Ceramic - 3 Year Warranty when applied by a certified installer Ceramic Plus - 5 Year Warranty only available to professionals Heal Lite - 5 Year Warranty only available to professionals Self-Heal Plus - 7 Year Warranty only available to professionals
This does not mean that Ceramic Lite will only last for 1 year, but we had to create some distinctions in our lineup and warranty period is 1 way of doing so. I have had Ceramic Lite on my personal vehicle for well north of 2 years and it's still going strong like day 1 and has been installed on over 15,000 vehicles globally. For more info, I linked each product above to it's page on our website.
This is Riviera blue. I spent months tossing and turning about the wheels. Finally ordered the car with black wheels. After i got the car i added side stickers in black which made the black wheels look even nicer!
This is Riviera blue. I spent months tossing and turning about the wheels. Finally ordered the car with black wheels. After i got the car i added side stickers in black which made the black wheels look even nicer!
04-20-2018, 12:20 PM
