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That's excessive / inappropriate use IMO. Hey - not my vehicle - owner can knock themselves out. By the way - that pic is "making the rounds" currently.
A lot of people upset that this guy is driving his car how he sees fit. I dont see an issue. It is his car and his money. If it is PPFd and coated and he gets it cleaned properly I am sure its not a problem. A lumber guy on IG drives his high end cars on dirty construction sites and they look like that weekly. They are all PPF'd completely and the wheels are all coated etc. Stuff just washes off.
A lot of people upset that this guy is driving his car how he sees fit. I dont see an issue. It is his car and his money. If it is PPFd and coated and he gets it cleaned properly I am sure its not a problem. A lumber guy on IG drives his high end cars on dirty construction sites and they look like that weekly. They are all PPF'd completely and the wheels are all coated etc. Stuff just washes off.
Good on the PPF part but the mud on the paint is not the problem - it's the crap that stuck in the small areas and sits for years. (suspension, engine, lines, interior, etc...)
You know . . . it could be far worse than you imagine. Maybe he was following a Honey Wagon that lost its load right in front of him?
For all we know the owner is presently setting up a Go-Fund-Me site. Hopefully his A/C or Heat was off at the time.
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Good on the PPF part but the mud on the paint is not the problem - it's the crap that stuck in the small areas and sits for years. (suspension, engine, lines, interior, etc...)
These are made to be driven outdoors. that will wash off just fine and cause exactly zero issues in the future.
Some of you must keep your cars in your living room under a glass case. smh.
12-07-2021, 10:39 AM
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