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Thinking of wrapping mine now too lol. Once. I. Will. Get. Mine. Jeep. Finally. 😂I like it! Something different in a sea of sameness.
I did satin PFF over the stock red velvet.
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The "ClearGuard Nano Satin Guard" from Prestige Film comes with a 10 year warranty against cracking, fading, yellowing or bubbling.What sort of warranty are PPF places giving on full wraps? Where I live, they use crushed granite on the roads in winter and you need PPF just to protect it, but it doesn't seem to last more than a year before it starts looking bad on a lot of surfaces.
How much you paid for full wrap? If I can ask lolThe "ClearGuard Nano Satin Guard" from Prestige Film comes with a 10 year warranty against cracking, fading, yellowing or bubbling.
I doubt any PPF warranties against stone chips. I have clear bras on other cars and it is somewhat "self-healing" - far better than paint, that simply chips away.
Not sure what the cost difference would be with a wrap vs PPF. I kept the roof gloss and thus no PPF on the roof, but for the rest of body & mirrors, along with window tint and UV block on the windshield it was $6500How much you paid for full wrap? If I can ask lol
Do they warranty it against damage like peeling, say from car washes and such? My rock-protection oriented stuff didn't even make it through the winter, but I'm in Wyoming, which is a very harsh place for any wrap.The "ClearGuard Nano Satin Guard" from Prestige Film comes with a 10 year warranty against cracking, fading, yellowing or bubbling.
I doubt any PPF warranties against stone chips. I have clear bras on other cars and it is somewhat "self-healing" - far better than paint, that simply chips away.
Ppf from a good installer should last 100k miles pretty easily. I have it on every car I own. Installed usually cost 4k for a SUV. I drive 90% of my miles on snow roads with gravel used, so similar situation.What sort of warranty are PPF places giving on full wraps? Where I live, they use crushed granite on the roads in winter and you need PPF just to protect it, but it doesn't seem to last more than a year before it starts looking bad on a lot of surfaces.