Protect-n-Peel :: Anyone tried it?
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Protect-n-Peel :: Anyone tried it?
Apologies if this is a repost (I searched, but no luck), has anyone tried this temporary paint protection?
https://protectnpeel.com/
Looks great if the claims are true.
Karl.
https://protectnpeel.com/
Looks great if the claims are true.
Karl.
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Apologies if this is a repost (I searched, but no luck), has anyone tried this temporary paint protection?
https://protectnpeel.com/
Looks great if the claims are true.
Karl.
https://protectnpeel.com/
Looks great if the claims are true.
Karl.
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I have used it, seems to work, especially against marks and stuff. Not sure against rocks, unless you put on a lot of layers.
I used 3 coats, keep the edges thick to allow easy removal. The little spots you can scrape off with your fingernail.
I also bought the cheaper bulk material ( Paintshield 5720 from general chemical - google it). A gallon of this is far cheaper than the little
Protect-n-Peel bottles.
I used 3 coats, keep the edges thick to allow easy removal. The little spots you can scrape off with your fingernail.
I also bought the cheaper bulk material ( Paintshield 5720 from general chemical - google it). A gallon of this is far cheaper than the little
Protect-n-Peel bottles.
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I have used it, seems to work, especially against marks and stuff. Not sure against rocks, unless you put on a lot of layers.
I used 3 coats, keep the edges thick to allow easy removal. The little spots you can scrape off with your fingernail.
I also bought the cheaper bulk material ( Paintshield 5720 from general chemical - google it). A gallon of this is far cheaper than the little
Protect-n-Peel bottles.
I used 3 coats, keep the edges thick to allow easy removal. The little spots you can scrape off with your fingernail.
I also bought the cheaper bulk material ( Paintshield 5720 from general chemical - google it). A gallon of this is far cheaper than the little
Protect-n-Peel bottles.
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You pick at an edge to get it up, and then it just peels off.
I dont think fog would bother it. Heavy rain might.
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WOW, what a great price per gal. http://generalchemicalcorp.mybigcomm...ntshield-5720/
What is the consistency of this stuff? Seems like a clear-ish, non-aerosol PlastiDip.
What is the consistency of this stuff? Seems like a clear-ish, non-aerosol PlastiDip.
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I used this stuff a long time ago, like 2008 a guy in Tennessee was making it. It works great, but can be a pain to remove. With products now like Mothers R3 though, should be much easier. I left it on the car for months with no issues. If you open trailer and it's raining though, it will get destroyed and look horrible.