Originally Posted by Colm

So if you have a scuff/blemish, (that's why we put it on) on

1. 3M scotchgard or
2. Venture Shield or
3. Avery"

The companies listed above are not the only companies in the ppf game. There is actually Llumar and Bekaert that you have not mentioned that are manufacturers producing paint protection film.

"Which is easier to repair? (Ask for a demo on each to see for yourself, you may have to try different installers to do the test) 3M!"

-For 3M, use isopropyl alcohol and wipe down and allow to dry
-For Venture, use a hairdryer or allow to sit in the sun
-Avery can be buffed

Which product is most likely to move after installation? (Avery)
-Move? What do you mean by move? The film doesn't shrink if that is what you mean. However, their film has a tendency to lift if the edges are not dried sufficiently.

Which product has the the tightest manufacturing tolerances (i.e. clean room) 3M.
-You should certainly take a look at Avery's facility before making this assumption. 3M, Avery, and Venture are producing some of the highest quality films on the market. However, all films have thier pros and cons.

Which product is cheapest, (wholesale) Ventureshield
-No, actually they are all very close. And why does it matter @ the wholesale level? It is actually the installation that makes a big difference. However, for those who do not have much of an eye for quality, they will not notice the difference.

Based on my actual live results (Venture versus 3M) I'm sticking with 3M though your opinion may vary. It probably takes longer and more care (skill) to put on the the 3M but the results for my money are worth it.