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Time For PPF and New Ceramic Coating?
- Thread starter greer
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Setec Astronomy
Well-known member
Sure, that seems reasonable. What part of the country are you located in?
LASure, that seems reasonable. What part of the country are you located in?
ReaperHWK06
Member
As long as the coating still beads it’s good.
As far as PPF since you didn’t have it before if you have existing rock chips I’ve noticed the film doesn’t look great going over them. Makes air pockets and they look like white specs. I’d assess if that’s what you can live with or not.
I have 2 vehicles with PPF and they were covered right out of the dealership, that’s the only way I’d do film or after a repaint. The purpose of the film is to protect a perfect surface and keep it that way.
I personally would have them just buff out the car and reapply ceramic when it’s time. Probably around now if it’s not beading well anymore…….
As far as PPF since you didn’t have it before if you have existing rock chips I’ve noticed the film doesn’t look great going over them. Makes air pockets and they look like white specs. I’d assess if that’s what you can live with or not.
I have 2 vehicles with PPF and they were covered right out of the dealership, that’s the only way I’d do film or after a repaint. The purpose of the film is to protect a perfect surface and keep it that way.
I personally would have them just buff out the car and reapply ceramic when it’s time. Probably around now if it’s not beading well anymore…….
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ReaperHWK06
Member
Here’s what chips under film look like: