Dude...this is probably the best DIY PPF video I've seen. I know it's not nearly as easy as you make it look, since clearly you've been doing this a hot minute, but yeah, really just outstanding. There's no pretentious BS going on here like this is curing cancer. It's putting plastic on a car.
Beautiful !! 👏🏽 I really like how you showed mistakes and the solution to them! Thank you. I’m a detailer (5 years) and this new year I’m going to be implementing ppf into my services
Best PPF vids out there...straight to the point and provides the need to know details for DIYers. Been corresponding with Eric on a pre-cut set for new Tacoma and he has been unbelievably helpful. Support the channel and business.
As a window tinter in a prior life, I reckon after watching your video I’ve got this nailed myself, thanks for the super high quality and informative DIY video, probably the best one I’ve seen so far.
I see slip and tac solution, when are you using either of them, you initially used slip and sometimes you used tac. Got one from you for model y full front.
We use XPEL ULTIMATE PLUS PPF. All of our tools and solutions can be found in some of the first videos posted on our channel early 2020. Check them out!
Excellent instruction! I am going to attempt this on a new Bronco with removable hardtop panels. Wrapping around the edge is not possible due to the weather seals. What do you recommend to leave an edge of film exposed near the edge of the panel? How to cut without damage, and ensure the bond will last?
Thank you for the kind words! If the edge of the PPF is near the edge of the panel and properly post heated and sealed off, you shouldn't have anything to worry about with the film potentially lifting.
Amazing video! Took a 3 day class few weeks ago and haven’t been able to get it down. Amazing job explaining the process. Ready to get to practice tomorrow!
You talk about the adhesive line being left behind from using tack solution if needed to lift the PPF back up due to contaminants. If that were to happen would the adhesive left behind need to be polished out? Curious as I’m learning PPF thanks and excellent video
@@DriveProtected is there no way to get ride of the adhesive line if the mistake is made and want to correct it on the spot, I guess is what I was asking
Roughly how does this whole process work? Is the film advesive already? Do you put anit slip solution down on the car? Then on the surface of the film that touches the car? Then even on top of the film? Then as you squeegee, where does the tacking solution come into play and what is that doing? Do you have to spray tack between the car and film and then squeegee? Do you tack the top of the film too as you squeegee? If you tack the top of the film what is the purpose of that? Since I'm unfamilar with this, it's hard to tell when you use slip vs tack and to what surfaces. Sorry for the dumb questions. I am wanting to try this for a new car I'm buying. Really impressive work
The PPF comes with an adhesive on it. The slip solution helps glide the film into place and the tack solution helps tack it into place by activating the adhesive.
Is there an ideal temperature inside your shop for installs? It seems that if it’s too hot the film will set too quickly so what is too hot for an install?
Well I just did an install in a garage in 100 degree weather and we were able to do a successful install. The key is using a TON of slip solution. Ideal temperatures would be 70-85 degrees in my opinion.
Hello there, is it worth paying 1800 to attend a PPF 2 day class? Will that be enough to learn the basics? .. I’m looking to add additional services to my existing business! Any recommendations i would really appreciate it! Thank you
you mention slip solution and tack solution several times... is there a specific mixture you use to make this or is this something you purchase? How do you make if it, if that's the case, or what brand do you use if it is a purchased product? thanks
Thank you for the informative video. I want to do it myself because it’s so expensive at a shop. My question is can you mess it up ? How long did it take to to do this?
Yes you can totally mess it up. My recommendation is that you would find some smaller pieces of film and practice with prior to starting your installation.
I just finished wrapping my car everything came out fine untill one of the side doors got a rock chip thats pretty noticeable it really sucks finding a way to protect the other areas
I just had my new 4runner wrapped with Digishield at the dealership. When i got it home, I noticed bubbles on the hood and rock panels. The dealership told me it was normal and would fix itself in a week to a month. Is this really normal and will it really heal itself? Is there anything i can do to help it?
Nice video but would be nice to know what the "slip solution" and "tack solution" are. Unless I have missed something I don't think you explained what the solutions are composed of.
OK, but if you are going to post a video on the basics of PPF Install and you are discussing "slip and tack solutions" it seems like you would at least explain what the solutions are!! Or at least refer people to other videos where you discuss this information. Instead you expect people to have to search for this info from other sources. Kind of ignorant.@@DriveProtected
@rg-dv9ky I can understand how it may come across as ignorant, but this video is 3 years old and it was one of the very first videos on this channel. We’ve been asked this question so many times in the comment section of this video and other videos. Some videos it’s been explained in detail but not everyone who ask’s actually watches the whole video before asking the question. But since you bring up a great point of not suggesting a video to watch, here you go. Here is one of our solution videos: PPF Pro Tips - How To Mix PPF Solutions ruclips.net/video/DmcxmvRNUjs/видео.html
another great video. I really like them. I am getting ready to do my first PPF install and I am going to order some items from you. I want to support you for making good teaching videos.
Hey man, shoot me a email, eric@reflectionautomotive.ca and go over everything you need to know to protect your 21 Sierra. Plus I’ll get you a discount as well!
Thanks for the video, I live in Iraq and I want to buy roll of film for my 2020 f150 super crew truck,I want to know what size of film I need to buy? For whole truck
When doing bulk on fenders and areas where you can't access the edges or underneath, how do you cut it accurately without damaging the paint? I almost think overtime the precut PPF kits will show dirt along the edges since they aren't wrapped over the edge.
So in those situations you would trim along the edge of the panel. The pre-cut film can indeed cause dirt build up over time, but proper washing and vehicle maintenance can help avoid any dirt build up on edges.
When you pull and tack down the front corners do you pull straight down or at an angle, if theres 2 people doing a hood do we pull and tack at the same time?
I’m reading mixed information about how soon you can put “PPF” on fresh paint. Just spraymax 2k Clear, not baked been 70-80 degrees since done. What’s the risks of early application?
If the paint hasn't been baked to cure, go by the clear coat manufacturers recommendations for time before waxing. On my personal vehicles I wait 90 days just to be safe before waxing. Similar will apply to ppf application. You want all the solvents to fully leave the paint before covering it
What did you do with the back edge portion closest to the windshield? Did you wrap it around the edge or did you cut it on the top of the painted surface?
I actually just had my car PPF'd. Is it normal to have a finder print under the film or maybe a small piece of dirt? Obviously you want a clean area but can that stuff be prevented? Is it something worth having them fix?
If you’re doing it yourself, yes that may be expected. If it’s done professionally, the fingerprint shouldn’t be there. The spec of dirt isn’t uncommon unless it’s really big
@@DriveProtected Yes, it was done professionally. I think its a finger print but not certain. It's on the hood on the crease. It's not noticeable unless you're looking for it. All in all it looks like the shop did a good job. They did my last car a couple of years ago but I'm new to PPF and don't know what is normal or if it needed to be redone. If it were to be redone I also hear it can damage the paint when removing.
@@DriveProtected In my case its a brand new car. So I guess it was recently painted from factory. Thank you for the info! Only wondering as I need to take it back to have the side fender probably redone as it peeled up where the fender goes around the wheel. It wasn't like that for the first few days after and it suddenly was. Appreciate it!
Where can I find film that large to cover the entire hood? I've been looking at the 3M and VVivid films, and they only come in 6 inches or 12 inches wide.
Where do you buy this exact film. I can’t figure out where to buy it at need it wide enough to do a couple hoods and front bumpers. I’ve been looking online but can’t find it anywhere for the width I’m looking for to do a hood
Out…flipping…standing. This is one of the most comprehensive videos I’ve seen on anything! Amazing job!
Thank you so much!
Dude...this is probably the best DIY PPF video I've seen. I know it's not nearly as easy as you make it look, since clearly you've been doing this a hot minute, but yeah, really just outstanding. There's no pretentious BS going on here like this is curing cancer. It's putting plastic on a car.
I really appreciate the kind words. Thats the aim of this channel - Teach people how to install PPF with no sugar coating anything.
Beautiful !! 👏🏽 I really like how you showed mistakes and the solution to them! Thank you. I’m a detailer (5 years) and this new year I’m going to be implementing ppf into my services
Good luck! Shoot me an email at eric@reflectionautomotive.ca if you need any help!
What about the jump cut lmao
hey bro how did it go a year later you doing PPF ??
Any update? I just started doing PPF and it’s hard 😂
Your patience is incredible. I would have freaked the hell out and broken something.
Most installers want to make you believe this IS ROCKET SCIENCE. It's not, ANYONE can do this, take your time for perfection.
You got that right!
Thank you for saying this, I'm starting to think I might be able to do it. What's the worst case scenario if I screw up? Can I just rip it off?
The issue is most high end PPF will not warranty your work and will only warranty the ones done by a shop.
@KubanKevin PPF manufacturers only warranty the film from yellowing. Shops should warranty their work quality.
You're totally right... same as car detailers...
Best PPF vids out there...straight to the point and provides the need to know details for DIYers. Been corresponding with Eric on a pre-cut set for new Tacoma and he has been unbelievably helpful. Support the channel and business.
Thanks for the kind words and the support! Greatly appreciated!
Extremely interesting and educational for a DIY'er. Thank you for explaining everything in such detail.
Thank you for the kind words and the support. Greatly appreciated!
Made this look so easy.. people have no idea!!
Haha! Thanks!
This video gave me the confidence to do this myself, thank you!!
You’re welcome! If you ever have any questions, shoot me an email at eric@driveprotected.com
Brilliant. Thanks. What's tack solution and slip solution, please?
By far the clearest demonstration I've seen! Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words!
been looking for this kind of video
I am getting my truck and will do it my self.
Nice video - I liked how you went through the couple of issues that can crop up and how to solve them!
Thank you! Glad you found value in them!
Absolutely awesome video! Huge help for a beginner.
🙏🙏🙏
That tack stuff is crazy. So cool 😎
Insane attention to detail.
Thank you!!
As a window tinter in a prior life, I reckon after watching your video I’ve got this nailed myself, thanks for the super high quality and informative DIY video, probably the best one I’ve seen so far.
Glad you found value in the video!
Very good video, not often that mistakes and corrections are shown in videos
Sir, you got a protection on a very great bond. Thank you very much.
He makes me feel confident I could do it just as well lol he explained it so well
Awesome video and thanks for being transparent
I see slip and tac solution, when are you using either of them, you initially used slip and sometimes you used tac. Got one from you for model y full front.
Slip solution is used to glide the film into place, Tack solution is used lock the film into place. Thank you so much for your support!
This was cool thank you. Never seen the needle trick.
What film and products are you using? I am very new to PPF installations using XPEL. What is the Tack solution? Is it the same as XPEL gel?
We use XPEL ULTIMATE PLUS PPF. All of our tools and solutions can be found in some of the first videos posted on our channel early 2020. Check them out!
Great video. Better than the 3m professional one. Explains everything clearly 👍
Thanks!!
Great video. You do make it simple and doable. Kudos
Thank you!
Excellent instruction! I am going to attempt this on a new Bronco with removable hardtop panels. Wrapping around the edge is not possible due to the weather seals. What do you recommend to leave an edge of film exposed near the edge of the panel? How to cut without damage, and ensure the bond will last?
Thank you for the kind words! If the edge of the PPF is near the edge of the panel and properly post heated and sealed off, you shouldn't have anything to worry about with the film potentially lifting.
What's in the tac solution
What kind of chemical do you use for last spayed the edges? Alcohol?
Tack solution.
What size is that ppf film and were did you buy it good job thanks for explaining
This would be roughly 60”wide by 75”long. Email me at eric@reflectionautomotive.ca and I can hook you up with the film!
Fantastic video. Thanks for explaining your work. My only question is what is the tac solution made of?
Just warm water.
Great Video! Can I use soap and water as my slip solution and tact solution when applying PPF?
Yup!
What are the ratios and can the same solution be used for both slip solution and tact solution?
Thanks for sharing brother! Great job. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the kind words and for watching!! Very much appreciated!!
Great video, what type of squeegee do you recommend. you mentioned the 3M hard card at the end, but what was the pink one?
The ones we recommend are the pink ones on our site www.DriveProtected.shop
@@DriveProtected Thank you !!
At about 12:00 when you were finishing up the hood before trimming, were you using tac or soap to finish up the edges? Before you trimmed it.
Tack solution to help dry out the edges
Amazing video! Took a 3 day class few weeks ago and haven’t been able to get it down. Amazing job explaining the process. Ready to get to practice tomorrow!
Let me know if you need any help! eric@reflectionautomotive.ca
You talk about the adhesive line being left behind from using tack solution if needed to lift the PPF back up due to contaminants. If that were to happen would the adhesive left behind need to be polished out?
Curious as I’m learning PPF thanks and excellent video
Adhesive lines are lines in the film. Overtime they will fade away under the sun, but not 100%. They just become less visible.
@@DriveProtected is there no way to get ride of the adhesive line if the mistake is made and want to correct it on the spot, I guess is what I was asking
Nope.
@@DriveProtected understood thank you for the great content
Thanks for your viewership!
Roughly how does this whole process work? Is the film advesive already?
Do you put anit slip solution down on the car? Then on the surface of the film that touches the car? Then even on top of the film?
Then as you squeegee, where does the tacking solution come into play and what is that doing? Do you have to spray tack between the car and film and then squeegee? Do you tack the top of the film too as you squeegee? If you tack the top of the film what is the purpose of that?
Since I'm unfamilar with this, it's hard to tell when you use slip vs tack and to what surfaces.
Sorry for the dumb questions. I am wanting to try this for a new car I'm buying.
Really impressive work
The PPF comes with an adhesive on it. The slip solution helps glide the film into place and the tack solution helps tack it into place by activating the adhesive.
Awesome job brotha whats in the slip how much per quart
So where do you purchase the film for DIY? Most I see is only 12" wide.
Email me at info@driveprotected.shop with what you need and we can get you a price.
Is there an ideal temperature inside your shop for installs? It seems that if it’s too hot the film will set too quickly so what is too hot for an install?
Well I just did an install in a garage in 100 degree weather and we were able to do a successful install. The key is using a TON of slip solution. Ideal temperatures would be 70-85 degrees in my opinion.
Awesome video! Do you have any idea how many feet it takes to do a F250 crew cab with full size bed?
Shoot me a email at eric@reflectionautomotive.ca and I’ll help you out!!
Your tack solutions, do you use 100% 70 to 90 % rubbing alcohol or do you mix water with it? Thx
Mixed with water and I prefer to use the strongest alcohol I can find. In my case more often than not it’s 90+%
Hello there, is it worth paying 1800 to attend a PPF 2 day class? Will that be enough to learn the basics? .. I’m looking to add additional services to my existing business! Any recommendations i would really appreciate it! Thank you
Shoot me a email at eric@driveprotected.shop and I’ll dive into this a bit deeper with my thoughts and opinions etc.
Do you ever use a tack rag before application?
What is a tack rag? Never heard of that before.
Thank you for this. Trying to do it on my 2022 BMW, you mentioned you preped it already with isopropyl alcohol, what is the dilation rate for it?
I use it straight at 90% to prep the surface!
Thanks for sharing, great stuff!
Hi, why do sometimes you have to remove a plastic layer before installing? I did not see you do that. Is it a brand specific thing?
Thank you sir!
It’s a protective cap sheet that comes from the factory. Some manufacturers remove it, others don’t.
you mention slip solution and tack solution several times... is there a specific mixture you use to make this or is this something you purchase? How do you make if it, if that's the case, or what brand do you use if it is a purchased product? thanks
Slip Solution is 1.5 cc of Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo to 32oz of purified drinking water. Tack Solution is just warm water.
Thank you for the informative video. I want to do it myself because it’s so expensive at a shop. My question is can you mess it up ? How long did it take to to do this?
Yes you can totally mess it up. My recommendation is that you would find some smaller pieces of film and practice with prior to starting your installation.
@@DriveProtected thank you for quick input.
Excellent video! I can’t even make my bed without wrinkles in it. So nope, I’m not going to wrap my car!!
Great stuff, just wonder about the knife contacting the paint on the Pinch welds?
No worries about that.
Any Tips on Snail Trails? I for some reason get them. I must be using to much soap or not enough idk.
Snail trails?
So when you slammed the squeegee on the hood is that an advanced technique?
Yup. Advanced technique.
I just finished wrapping my car everything came out fine untill one of the side doors got a rock chip thats pretty noticeable it really sucks finding a way to protect the other areas
That sucks when that happens
i was thinking to use magnet to hold it down for small slipery part
A magnet may work out well
appreciate the video! I just got a new car and am planning on doing this asap. but i have literally zero idea what i'm doing.
Shoot me an email at eric@driveprotected.com
What are you spraying below the film?
Slip solution.
what is the exact solution used?
I just had my new 4runner wrapped with Digishield at the dealership. When i got it home, I noticed bubbles on the hood and rock panels. The dealership told me it was normal and would fix itself in a week to a month. Is this really normal and will it really heal itself? Is there anything i can do to help it?
I’d say that’s normal. If you want the bubbles to go away sooner, grab a diabetics needle and pop them.
Thanks for the video. Whats in the tack solution exactly?
Just hot water
What brand of ppf do you use ??
Not bad. The guy did everything 3M says not to do and it still came out good!
🤣🤣🤣
Nice video but would be nice to know what the "slip solution" and "tack solution" are. Unless I have missed something I don't think you explained what the solutions are composed of.
This has been gone over in the comment section of many many videos. Just search up PPF Slip and Tack solution on RUclips and you’ll get your answers.
OK, but if you are going to post a video on the basics of PPF Install and you are discussing "slip and tack solutions" it seems like you would at least explain what the solutions are!! Or at least refer people to other videos where you discuss this information. Instead you expect people to have to search for this info from other sources. Kind of ignorant.@@DriveProtected
@rg-dv9ky I can understand how it may come across as ignorant, but this video is 3 years old and it was one of the very first videos on this channel. We’ve been asked this question so many times in the comment section of this video and other videos. Some videos it’s been explained in detail but not everyone who ask’s actually watches the whole video before asking the question. But since you bring up a great point of not suggesting a video to watch, here you go. Here is one of our solution videos: PPF Pro Tips - How To Mix PPF Solutions
ruclips.net/video/DmcxmvRNUjs/видео.html
@@DriveProtectedYou're a very patient guy, Eric!
You’re like the first person to tell me that haha.
Outstanding video brother!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!!
Do you paint correction the hood to take out swirls first 🤷🏼♂️🙏✌️🇨🇦
Nope. We don’t do corrections.
Fantastic video. Thanks. How do you use bulk on the front facia? I am wanting to get away from having to buy precut kits. Kind of expensive.
If you've never done PPF before, pre-cut film is the way to go.
another great video. I really like them. I am getting ready to do my first PPF install and I am going to order some items from you. I want to support you for making good teaching videos.
Hey man! That’s awesome. Before you order, reach out to me at info@driveprotected.shop and I’ll set you up with a coupon code so you can save some $$
@@DriveProtected Im looking to attempt myself on my 21 sierra. Any tips or discounts?
Hey man, shoot me a email, eric@reflectionautomotive.ca and go over everything you need to know to protect your 21 Sierra. Plus I’ll get you a discount as well!
Really great job ! How much does it cost roughly to do a hood of a Silverado like that ?
$5-600 ish
Do you have to remove all coating or wax off of the vehicle before install?
Yes you do.
Thanks for the video, I live in Iraq and I want to buy roll of film for my 2020 f150 super crew truck,I want to know what size of film I need to buy? For whole truck
Thanks for the kind words! Id guess you'd need 100' of 60" wide film to pull off that full truck wrap successfully.
@@DriveProtected thank you so much
When doing bulk on fenders and areas where you can't access the edges or underneath, how do you cut it accurately without damaging the paint? I almost think overtime the precut PPF kits will show dirt along the edges since they aren't wrapped over the edge.
So in those situations you would trim along the edge of the panel. The pre-cut film can indeed cause dirt build up over time, but proper washing and vehicle maintenance can help avoid any dirt build up on edges.
Amazing video. Really great job....
When you pull and tack down the front corners do you pull straight down or at an angle, if theres 2 people doing a hood do we pull and tack at the same time?
I like to pull in a triangle shape and downwards. If you have an extra set of hands that would be a massive help when pulling/tacking
This was an outstanding video. Thank you. 👍🏻
Thank you for watching!!
Hello, may I ask that no need to use heat gun? btw great vid.
Heat gun was used on edges of the film once done the install. I just don’t always show it in the videos.
you should put a link up to where we can get ppf
www.driveprotected.shop
Can you do a video with the heat process too?
Check out this video: ruclips.net/video/szLLMAVwS5o/видео.html
I’m reading mixed information about how soon you can put “PPF” on fresh paint. Just spraymax 2k Clear, not baked been 70-80 degrees since done. What’s the risks of early application?
Risks of early applications are paint gassing out under film causing bubbles, peeling clear coat and discolouration
If the paint hasn't been baked to cure, go by the clear coat manufacturers recommendations for time before waxing. On my personal vehicles I wait 90 days just to be safe before waxing. Similar will apply to ppf application. You want all the solvents to fully leave the paint before covering it
Great video! Thanks.
For me, DIY stands for " Destroy it yourself"
😂😂😂
how's your tack and slip solution mix ? if you dont mind me asking.
Check out this video: ruclips.net/video/QlLH-t_6uig/видео.html
Could someone provide a complete list of materials required to accomplish this job, please ? What's the ratio of water-to-soap solution, etc... ? Thx!
Are you not concerned about adhesive stretch marks when you pull the 4 corners?
I’d you know how much you need to stretch you have nothing to worry about.
you the man! very nicely done and explained
🙏🙏🙏
What did you do with the back edge portion closest to the windshield? Did you wrap it around the edge or did you cut it on the top of the painted surface?
We wrapped it
Hey have you worked with that self healing Kavaca film? What do you recommend to use for a diy project? Thanks
Never used anything other than XPEL! If you’re looking for film, hit me up at eric@reflectionautomotive.ca
@@DriveProtectedthanks pal. Emailing you now.
I actually just had my car PPF'd. Is it normal to have a finder print under the film or maybe a small piece of dirt? Obviously you want a clean area but can that stuff be prevented? Is it something worth having them fix?
If you’re doing it yourself, yes that may be expected. If it’s done professionally, the fingerprint shouldn’t be there. The spec of dirt isn’t uncommon unless it’s really big
@@DriveProtected Yes, it was done professionally. I think its a finger print but not certain. It's on the hood on the crease. It's not noticeable unless you're looking for it.
All in all it looks like the shop did a good job. They did my last car a couple of years ago but I'm new to PPF and don't know what is normal or if it needed to be redone.
If it were to be redone I also hear it can damage the paint when removing.
If the hoods been repainted, they’re may be potential for damage. Maybe. All depends on how they remove the film.
@@DriveProtected In my case its a brand new car. So I guess it was recently painted from factory. Thank you for the info!
Only wondering as I need to take it back to have the side fender probably redone as it peeled up where the fender goes around the wheel. It wasn't like that for the first few days after and it suddenly was.
Appreciate it!
I think you’ll be fine bringing it back
Good job nice result
Thank you!!
How would you deal with existing rock chips in the bumper cover?
Add a tiny bit of touch up paint to it, and wrap over top. Not much you can do once you have some chips on the bumper.
Excellent video
Thank you!!
what is the tack solution comprised of?
Just hot water.
@@DriveProtected ? You said "Yes alcohol and water!" in another comment. Which one is it?
Tack solution can be either 1. Just hot water with nothing mixed, or 2. Isopropyl alcohol and water.
@@DriveProtected When to use soap vs. the tack solution?
@DWYERGARAGE watch the video again please, it’s too much to type out and explain in a comment.
Will it help with existing fading?
It will prevent any future fading.
Thanks for this great vidoe. I feel I could give it a shot on the hood. Tackle the front bumper some other time😂
Good luck on your install!
Where can I find film that large to cover the entire hood? I've been looking at the 3M and VVivid films, and they only come in 6 inches or 12 inches wide.
Shoot me an email at eric@driveprotected.shop and I’ll help you out!
Where did you get the large cuts ppf? Can't find it on amazon tho.
Email me at eric@driveprotected.shop with what you are looking for!
I'm looking to ppf my car but there is no one around me domingo that service so have to do it my self or at leat I will tey
Best of luck!!
Where do you buy this exact film. I can’t figure out where to buy it at need it wide enough to do a couple hoods and front bumpers. I’ve been looking online but can’t find it anywhere for the width I’m looking for to do a hood
Shoot me a email @ eric@reflectionautomotive.ca and I’ll hook you up
@@DriveProtected bet I got you
Great content you should make a video on what got you into PPF and break it down ! 🫂🤝 this video is awesome Thankyou!
I’ll be sure to touch on that in one of the next videos. It’s a great story
so what should you charge for a bulk Hood 8
Hood like this, $5-600
awesome video, adding this to my tinting business.
Thanks! Email me if you ever need any help with anything - eric@driveprotected.com