4 hours of hard work...long overdue

Deanski said:
I also had to add Armorglove on it as this thing is a magnet for stone chips! After doing much due-diligence, I found thet Armorglove has the best film and does the best job! They do all the high-end cars here in CT and seen the work.



I had: front bumper/air-dam, hood (wrapped under hood edges up to 26" forward) side mirrors, rocker panels and door cups. Best investment I made!



Here is the site: Armorglove main site They have locations all over, but the Greenwich, CT crew does the best job in my view!



Regards,

Deanski
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Deanski,



I have 3M Armourfend...had the front bumper, lower section of hood, rocker panels, rear fenders, headlights and inner front fender. I agree, it's an excellent investment and has done its fair share of protecting the paint from the rocks, etc.
 
Mantic6t9 said:
Awesome car man, it looks great. My next car will be a turbo but for now my m3 keeps me happy.
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M3 is an awesome car. I had a 97 Dinan Supercharged M3 (370 flywheel HP) with tons of other mods and absolutely loved it. On the track, it was simply amazing!
 
Oh yea, gotta love the Armorglove/Armorfend! Great product and you're right, now saving me major dings!



First 15 days of taking delivery of the SC430 and only driving the Merrit Parkway, I got several prior to the Armorglove. Made me mad as hel, and the repair the dealer did blew! One day, I'll take it back to Greenwich Armoglove, have the hood section removed and have the chip repaired correctly.



What really blew was Lexus CS didn;t want to get involved. After the dealer did the repair & the glove was installed and I lookded at it I told them it was unacceptable, but bottom line came to me shelling out the cash to have the film removed and replaced, but dealer would do the repair to the paint, which I said Go pound sand! So I'm off going to the shop and have it done correctly ay my expense!



Glad to know you have it on already! Makes driving it a bit less stressful!



Regards,

Deanski
 
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