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I’m putting off doing this same project. I saw an Ammo YT video where he used boiling water and looked to make this much easier. Any reason you didn’t try that?
Originally Posted by Graufuchs
PPF was yellowing and beginning to come up in areas. The words to describe this process would not be appropriate.
I’m putting off doing this same project. I saw an Ammo YT video where he used boiling water and looked to make this much easier. Any reason you didn’t try that?
I can try that method on the red car, that PPF has to be removed due to heavy water spotting that looks like crap.
I used this method. Have a link for the boiling water method from AMMO?
Boiling water can work but it’s not as effective as pouring it on a horizontal hood … maybe a spray bottle? Depending on the age of that
chit you’ll be amazed at how awful of job this is
Here is one clip (start at 2:34) but there is a better one that I can’t find. Its in one of his other videos where he laid out microfiber towels on the PPF and poured the water on top. Then llet soak for a couple of minutes.
For the sides, he just pours the water down the side as he pulls.
Originally Posted by GT3twenty10
Boiling water can work but it’s not as effective as pouring it on a horizontal hood … maybe a spray bottle? Depending on the age of that
chit you’ll be amazed at how awful of job this is
-oem motor mounts
-oem shifter cables (removing Numeric cables)
-bilstein b16 damptronic coilovers (basically new bilstein b6 and eibach springs will be for sale shortly)
06-25-2023, 05:16 PM
