Got my SS fully wrapped in Xpel ppf.

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Justins00ss

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Even with being super careful and methodical when cleaning this polished black paint it would towel marr like no other. So I bit the bullet and had my buddy wrap it in self healing Xpel paint protection film.

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Cool. Will be interested to hear your thoughts going forward. Still getting acclimated to our PPF`d car (STEK Dynoshield when new, full wrap about 2500 miles ago).

So far, so good but very early yet...our car is black as well. Did open the door into a light post last week w/ no ill effects; have opened my black daily driver door into same light post before and it did leave a small scuff. :shrug:

Did learn yesterday if there is every any permanent staining not inflicted by stupidity (i.e. `me`) just go back to installer and re-do that panel at n/c.

Regardless, please keep us up to date as you live with it going forward...
 
BudgetPlan1 said:
Cool. Will be interested to hear your thoughts going forward. Still getting acclimated to our PPF`d car (STEK Dynoshield when new, full wrap about 2500 miles ago).

So far, so good but very early yet...our car is black as well. Did open the door into a light post last week w/ no ill effects; have opened my black daily driver door into same light post before and it did leave a small scuff. :shrug:

Did learn yesterday if there is every any permanent staining not inflicted by stupidity (i.e. `me`) just go back to installer and re-do that panel at n/c.

Regardless, please keep us up to date as you live with it going forward...
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Will do. Its definitely been worth the investment for the simple fact I can clean it without issues.
 
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