That was fun to watch! By the way, I have a Jeep and had an unusual problem with Xpel. I had a partial hood removed just a couple weeks after application due to a scratch that I caused (doh). It was done by a local expert who has added and removed PPF from my other cars before. The Xpel came off the important surfaces with no problem at all. But just under the hood, where it was wrapped, it pulled a fair amount of paint off too. Looked to me like it pulled the paint of the primer. It is not on the rolled edge that has the exposed clear coat paint, so no way at all that the repair shows. Since it is really not visible, I filled in the gaps with touchup paint, waited a few days, and they reapplied Xpel to the hood. You need to take a flashlight and really look hard under the hood to see the repair. Ever see anything like this? Not sure if I should do anything else or just wait and see. (I noticed that in some newer cars and trucks they are just priming under the hood anyway.
Hey you guys are awesome! You make it look easy. I've been doing PPF for about 6 years now and your knowledge has helped me many times. I had a Rubicon 392 today and man your technique helped alot. Thanks guys! Keep up the amazing work.
I really appreciate the time and detail spent on explaining your techniques. If you happen to have a 2020-2022 Shelby GT500 come through the shop, I would very much appreciate seeing how you tackle that full front kit. I struggle with these!
Doing this would break the paint and most likely chip the paint in the bolts. Also the expansion and contraction of the metal would move the film creating a bubble around the bracket
The customer was fine with them being covered. We let it sit in the sun for a bit. Then pressed the edges and used an insulin needle to help evacuate remaining air and moisture
It takes practice. Always snapping a fresh blade, controlling the amount of force and just the feel of it. We also try and cut off the car or in panel gaps as much as possible
That was fun to watch! By the way, I have a Jeep and had an unusual problem with Xpel. I had a partial hood removed just a couple weeks after application due to a scratch that I caused (doh). It was done by a local expert who has added and removed PPF from my other cars before. The Xpel came off the important surfaces with no problem at all. But just under the hood, where it was wrapped, it pulled a fair amount of paint off too. Looked to me like it pulled the paint of the primer. It is not on the rolled edge that has the exposed clear coat paint, so no way at all that the repair shows. Since it is really not visible, I filled in the gaps with touchup paint, waited a few days, and they reapplied Xpel to the hood. You need to take a flashlight and really look hard under the hood to see the repair.
Ever see anything like this? Not sure if I should do anything else or just wait and see. (I noticed that in some newer cars and trucks they are just priming under the hood anyway.
Hey you guys are awesome! You make it look easy. I've been doing PPF for about 6 years now and your knowledge has helped me many times. I had a Rubicon 392 today and man your technique helped alot. Thanks guys! Keep up the amazing work.
PERFECT TIMING! I just happened to have a jeep in my shop today!!! :D thanks!!
So useful. Thank you. Greetings from Bulgaria :)
I really appreciate the time and detail spent on explaining your techniques. If you happen to have a 2020-2022 Shelby GT500 come through the shop, I would very much appreciate seeing how you tackle that full front kit. I struggle with these!
Will do. We’ve done a few. Sometimes time isn’t on my side.
Continue to post I really appreciate it you’re information
Thank you so much!!
High high quality instruction!!
Thanks boss!!!
Love the videos you put out
Thanks for watching.
Awesome
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Awesome video. Thank you for the videos! Are you using Reaction or Ultra? What slip solution and ratio are you using?
We’re using Reaction. Our 3 gall keg’s have 1/2 oz of Joy Ultra soap for slip.
What brand wrap is that? Thx great video!
What do you use for your tack spray?
Any reason Why you didnt remove the 4 hex bolts and ppfed the under side??? I think it would hold the ppf and cut down the install time in half
Doing this would break the paint and most likely chip the paint in the bolts.
Also the expansion and contraction of the metal would move the film creating a bubble around the bracket
How much does it cost to do ajeep jlu?
Ron what are your thoughts on using a gel slip?
In some case it’s a great tool. I’m not a fan of the cleanup or the fact that it can stain plastic trim pieces.
GELL !!!!!
He’ll is awesome. I just don’t like the cleanup afterwards.
How can i contact you brother
are you using gel
We use soap and water for our slip.
How did you remove the parts??
Under the hood is 4 10mm nuts
The latches on the fenders are 13mm
Heeeeyyyy!!!
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Yall gonna trim the letters
The customer was fine with them being covered. We let it sit in the sun for a bit. Then pressed the edges and used an insulin needle to help evacuate remaining air and moisture
7:55 How do u know u r not going to blade panel?
It takes practice. Always snapping a fresh blade, controlling the amount of force and just the feel of it. We also try and cut off the car or in panel gaps as much as possible