My car is my pride and joy.
It was corrected and ceramic coated from new and is 'tended to' professionally ever three weeks without fail. It looks amazing to be fair.
I had the car booked in for a front end PPF and the guy was just a weirdo. Of course it was because of lockdown, blah, blah, blah, but at the end of the day it was just poor service, so it never got done.
Heard a bang on the motorway today and when I stopped, found this series of marks on the bonnet.
Yes, it bothers me, so will probably try a touch up of sorts and then depending on how it looks, will repaint. Not just because of this, as the front bumper although not hammered is showing signs of road rash. The paint will probably cost a similar amount to a front end PPF anyway. Then ironically, I would probably add PPF.
Anyway, just rambling, but if you are a little OCD or just prefer your paintwork to look the part, PPF is a must in my opinion.
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It was corrected and ceramic coated from new and is 'tended to' professionally ever three weeks without fail. It looks amazing to be fair.
I had the car booked in for a front end PPF and the guy was just a weirdo. Of course it was because of lockdown, blah, blah, blah, but at the end of the day it was just poor service, so it never got done.
Heard a bang on the motorway today and when I stopped, found this series of marks on the bonnet.
Yes, it bothers me, so will probably try a touch up of sorts and then depending on how it looks, will repaint. Not just because of this, as the front bumper although not hammered is showing signs of road rash. The paint will probably cost a similar amount to a front end PPF anyway. Then ironically, I would probably add PPF.
Anyway, just rambling, but if you are a little OCD or just prefer your paintwork to look the part, PPF is a must in my opinion.
o