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Have any of you experienced a "yellowing" of the factory rock guard film in front of the rear wheels? I did on my 2018 and Porsche replaced them under warranty. But they said they would only replace them once. I'm asking here because I think this problem might be more noticeable on white cars.
Have any of you experienced a "yellowing" of the factory rock guard film in front of the rear wheels? I did on my 2018 and Porsche replaced them under warranty. But they said they would only replace them once. I'm asking here because I think this problem might be more noticeable on white cars.
Yes, I agree on white cars they tend to be more visible but it's easy to replace. Bought the OEM from Suncoast and if you follow the directions and use the small tool it should come with, it's easy. Also look to Youtube for instructions
Yes, I agree on white cars they tend to be more visible but it's easy to replace. Bought the OEM from Suncoast and if you follow the directions and use the small tool it should come with, it's easy. Also look to Youtube for instructions
I changed mine to black for a sportier contrast.
I agree. Easy to remove with a little heat from a blow dryer or the sun. Used Xenit for any remaining adhesive.
What is the “tool”? Is it for alignment or is it a smoothing tool for air bubbles?
That's why you can create your own with different wheels, graphics and other things to make it your own. It's part of the Porsche journey.
Of course. I was joking about the resemblance your car has to the one pictured in Vinh Nguyen's post just above yours. They look the same, right down to the wheels and clear corner marker lights, although maybe the interiors differ.
06-06-2021, 08:08 PM
My White 2018 991.2 911 T
