Bemo

Sweet, mine came out to ~5.5k full wrap. The doors and front hood, bumpers were wrapped around rest are laser cuts.
Also get the headlights done, if you haven't already. It's safe and protects from cracks...those puppies are 2k each to replace.

PorscheFrank

i think you are right about getting the headlights done. I had read about some issues with delamination of the headlights when ppf is applied to them but others seem to have no problems.

ducstar

Looks great! Did this include full paint correction?

PorscheFrank

yes this included a quality paint correction

96redLT4

I don't get the nano coat over the wrap. I thought nano coat was to 'stick' to the paint and replace the wrap/make cleaning easier. Can someone explain? BTW, OP amazing car!. Hope you get a good chance to drive her before winter.

Jim

911seeker

The guy from the shop advised not to...

PorscheFrank

you can think of the PPF wrap as a means of protecting the paint from impact (flying rocks and debris). The coating protects the surface from dirt, chemicals, insects, bird droppings, etc. the coating is essentially a high tech wax. The coating doesn’t really protect against impacts. The wrap does have some chemical resistance properties, but nowhere near as good as the coating.

MoeMistry

+1...we’ll-said.

think of nano coating and clear bra as pb+j...they compliment each other.

also, for those interested, we are now testing a new generation of nano Coatings that are self-healing. So, you can say good bye to swirls and scratches on areas not protected with clear bra. This new coating doesn’t take the place of clear bra, but for those not doing full vehicle installation, they can now benefit from this new coating from an aesthetic perspective.

PM me if you’re interested. We are offering a discount for beta testing internally. Product has been around for over 10 years, but we like to make sure it passes our GP year as well

96redLT4

Will the nano coating really stick to PPF as well as it does to clear coat/Paint?

J