So how is an unlimited carwash equivalent to PPPF? Does it protect against chips, scratches, and swirl marks?
Or you could just have it repainted in 5 years….
Or you could just have it repainted in 5 years….
I like the repaint in 5 yrs. That way, if you get tired of the current color you can always update it without buying a new car.So how is an unlimited carwash equivalent to PPPF? Does it protect against chips, scratches, and swirl marks?
Or you could just have it repainted in 5 years….
Next time warm me to sit down!I had the front clip. Grill, partial hood, mirrors, and door edges done in PPF for around $1100......
Update - I learned not to let websites looks alone decide where to go for business.... I got it done for less than the $799 others wanted. One of the businesses appears online for a long-time shop here who does PPV and Ceramic coating, tinting etc as being expensive. Wrong.Next time warm me to sit down!
Two places here similar coverage to what you got, they call it partial and also includes where the roof slopes over the windshield - $799. And I felt that was too much....
Hybrid, I did on my 123spider Abarth after 2 years I had it. Now 3 1/2 years the car still shines after a wash. If you do it yourself you save lots of $$. Youtube gives you several videos on how to go about. Don 't use soap with wax when washing it.Hi All,
Just curious to see if anyone had their Tucson (or any other vehicle) ceramic coated or PPFed and what your experience has been like. If this is a duplicate post, please redirect! I live in the northeast region and got quoted between $6k-$7k for a full body PPF on a 2022 Tucson Limited Hybrid in Phantom Black (either XPEL Ultimate Plus or XPEL Stealth [all matte finish]). Trying to justify the cost to value ratio here if I were to keep this car for at least 10 years. Thanks!
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The alternative for me would be to pay $50/month for a scrubadub subscription pass for the ultra unlimited package which would amount to $6k over the course of 10 years.