PPF on headlights
Don’t want to re-open the debate but i’m curious what people are actually doing.
Are you guys PPF’ing the headlights on your 992 GT3/RS? |
Chance of pitting and chips is 100% on the headlights. Chance of delaminating is 10-20%. After going without before I’ll take my chances with.
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Yes, always
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My car arrives in the next few days. Already has full PPF on the body. Will immediately take it for PPF on the headlights. I’d PPF the black plastic air dams and trim if I could to keep from being chewed up on track.
Headlight PPF is worth the risk to me. |
Originally Posted by dixonk
(Post 19297564)
Chance of pitting and chips is 100% on the headlights. Chance of delaminating is 10-20%. After going without before I’ll take my chances with.
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PPF yes for me.
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So I have it on my Speedster that doesn’t sit outside but not on my GT3. Both have full ppf. Guess which I drive more.
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Have PPF'd all my cars headlights and no issues and no chipped lamps.
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No.
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For spirited driving / tracking : yes
For cars and coffee garage queens: maybe not needed |
Just went through this with my personal 991.1 3RS. Headlights were a little pitted, but I still took the chance of PPF and headlights instantly started delaminating while adjusting the PPF, wasn't even done installing the PPF and they were peeling.
Had them sanded / polished out, back to brand new condition now! PPF is about to go on today and no more issues with delaminating in the future. I do not like my headlights pitted from rock chips, want them looking brand new as long as I own the vehicle. |
Don't do it.
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yes
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Originally Posted by localmotion411
(Post 19297976)
My car arrives in the next few days. Already has full PPF on the body. Will immediately take it for PPF on the headlights. I’d PPF the black plastic air dams and trim if I could to keep from being chewed up on track.
Headlight PPF is worth the risk to me. |
You'd be a fool not to.
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