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Paint protection is another grab for your money. Its pretty much an application of wax and a polish.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnR
My brother does these for dealerships as he runs a large panel shop.
Save some money and just buy a bottle of your favourite paint polishing product.
"ok i'm confused i thought tints went on the inside of the windows? they do on my disco
how do you scratch them with mud on the inside
would they of gone darker on the tint? e got darkest legal on the front and darker on the back...with a lifetime warrenty"
THe tint is on the inside but unlike a Disco we drive with our windows open and mud get everywhere ! :p
As for the Darker tint I guess they would have it was just Ming tinting after all but I didn't ask ours is plenty dark enough. In fact the flat glass can be very interesting at night with the tinting as it can cause lots of internal reflections :(
"I dont know about that - he's washed it twice "
:confused::confused::confused: Was that to me :confused::confused::confused: Actually it gets detailed every fortnight :p
Cheers,
JohnR
the paint protection is like a telfon coating, it will break down after two years and look like white powder bubbles (in patches) all over the paint, I had it, would never do it again, makes it very hard to polish out and look good after it goes bad on youQuote:
Originally Posted by MinniTheMoocha
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