No need for wax,microfibers, and drive without fear , plastic cover is the solution
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No need for wax,microfibers, and drive without fear , plastic cover is the solution
the knew plastic cover that protect the whole car against everything , you won't even see any difrence
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did any of you try it i am planning to have it all over my car i think it is a good idea to protect the car i don't belive that you guys didn't try it before any suggestion ?"???
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man it is every where over here you won't gonna feel any change it act like the wax but it is plastic transperant . it coast like 500$ to cover the whole car. maybe more
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i don't belive that they invented this stuff from here they must have bought it fron out side and started useing it over here i will post some pictures for the whole operation once my car arrive next Feb. 
will if you guys what to see the pictures u have to wait but i went to the store they even cover the lights the have a site but it is still underconstruction autodesign-co.com
will if you guys what to see the pictures u have to wait but i went to the store they even cover the lights the have a site but it is still underconstruction autodesign-co.com
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http://www.clearcararmor.com/PPF101.htm ok guys here is the site go and read about this plastic cover . and tell me what do you think
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man it is every where over here you won't gonna feel any change it act like the wax but it is plastic transperant and your car we rock it coast like 500$ to cover the whole car
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yes english is not my prim lunguage and sorry for the spelling :P but did you check the site ???
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Clear Automotive Protective Coating:
Developed by the 3M Company, Scotchgard™ Paint Protection Film, (SGPPF6) 99.5% optically clear 8Mil (0.008-inch) film designed to reduce stone chipping and bug damage on painted surfaces. It’s a blend of acycloolefin, copolymer and a thermoplastic urethane, a tough, conformable material that is covered by a clear coat layer. This rugged transparent material will not crack, shrink or peel over time and it resists yellowing, the film and clear coat layers contains a protection to counteract harmful ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) radiation that can cause the surface to occlude (cloud) Testing from 3M reveals that the material will deflect road debris without film damage at up to 60MPH with the standard film
Ensure that there are no surface imperfections before installation. Clean and maintain its surface with ( Z-8 Grand Finale™ Spray Seal) or a plastic cleaner (Plexus® Plastic Cleaner, Protectant and Polish) start at the centre and work outwards, do not use a foam pad / rotary buffer / abrasive compound on the plastic surface.
To remove minor scratches in the film, tape the edges of the auto mask when polishing the vehicles paint, use a high speed buffer (white foam pad only) and lightly glaze over the material. It is important not to apply a lot of pressure to the film as this may lead to burning of the surface. Use a Q-tip and some isopropyl alcohol to clean out the edge (See also http://www.mmm.com)
Note: if the film is properly applied to a fully cured painted vehicle, it can be removed, usually in one piece, without damaging the paint surfaces beneath the film by pulling the film at an angle not straight up.
Information resource: http://www.automotivearticles.com/Clear_Bra_3M.shtml
Developed by the 3M Company, Scotchgard™ Paint Protection Film, (SGPPF6) 99.5% optically clear 8Mil (0.008-inch) film designed to reduce stone chipping and bug damage on painted surfaces. It’s a blend of acycloolefin, copolymer and a thermoplastic urethane, a tough, conformable material that is covered by a clear coat layer. This rugged transparent material will not crack, shrink or peel over time and it resists yellowing, the film and clear coat layers contains a protection to counteract harmful ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) radiation that can cause the surface to occlude (cloud) Testing from 3M reveals that the material will deflect road debris without film damage at up to 60MPH with the standard film
Ensure that there are no surface imperfections before installation. Clean and maintain its surface with ( Z-8 Grand Finale™ Spray Seal) or a plastic cleaner (Plexus® Plastic Cleaner, Protectant and Polish) start at the centre and work outwards, do not use a foam pad / rotary buffer / abrasive compound on the plastic surface.
To remove minor scratches in the film, tape the edges of the auto mask when polishing the vehicles paint, use a high speed buffer (white foam pad only) and lightly glaze over the material. It is important not to apply a lot of pressure to the film as this may lead to burning of the surface. Use a Q-tip and some isopropyl alcohol to clean out the edge (See also http://www.mmm.com)
Note: if the film is properly applied to a fully cured painted vehicle, it can be removed, usually in one piece, without damaging the paint surfaces beneath the film by pulling the film at an angle not straight up.
Information resource: http://www.automotivearticles.com/Clear_Bra_3M.shtml
