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Replacing the PPF on my Porsche’s rear wheel arches + ceramic coating!
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2023
- Replacing the PPF on my Porsche’s rear wheel arches + ceramic coating! In this episode, we replace the paint protection film on my Porsche 911 Turbo S’ rear wheel arches. The car only has 12,000 km (7500 miles) but it’s time to replace for a higher quality XPEL Ultimate Plus self-healing PPF. And I will apply a ceramic coating on top for extra protection.
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⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
CarPro Skin PPF coating: amzn.to/40s0sKq
CarPro Eraser (IPA): bit.ly/3odb9Cc
Microfiber towel for IPA wipe: bit.ly/3SSYa47
Microfiber towel for levelling the coating: amzn.to/3zczLgH
Microfiber towel for buffing the coating: amzn.to/3UxPcdo
Inspection light: bit.ly/3ZrjFvi
Gtechniq Halo PPF coating: bit.ly/3Kpth4P
Gyeon PPF EVO coating: bit.ly/3lVnham
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
CarPro Skin PPF coating: bit.ly/3qFon96
CarPro Eraser (IPA): bit.ly/3BcnOcS
Microfiber towel for IPA wipe: bit.ly/3RcQmZ8
Microfiber towel for levelling the coating: bit.ly/3E8KgnB
Microfiber towel for buffing the coating: amzn.to/3mnfPoR
Inspection light: bit.ly/3knW5QA
Gtechniq Halo PPF coating: bit.ly/3DpYpxH
Gyeon PPF EVO coating: bit.ly/3lVnham
🇬🇧 For people in the UK:
CarPro Skin PPF coating: bit.ly/3TVP6Mt
CarPro Eraser (IPA): bit.ly/3q6ljlU
Microfiber towel for IPA wipe: bit.ly/3ZfxiO5
Microfiber towel for levelling the coating: amzn.to/3zkyPa5
Microfiber towel for buffing the coating: amzn.to/414Y6Bv
Inspection light: bit.ly/3Qy1Hnb
Gtechniq Halo PPF coating: amzn.to/3zlkNoH
Gyeon PPF EVO coating: bit.ly/3G8KooV
🇫🇷 For people in France:
CarPro Skin PPF coating: c3po.link/QhbU...
CarPro Eraser (IPA): c3po.link/Qw3V...
Microfiber towel for IPA wipe: c3po.link/QdYD...
Microfiber towel for levelling the coating: c3po.link/Q9cv...
Microfiber towel for buffing the coating: c3po.link/QgKE...
Inspection light: c3po.link/Q9W7...
Gtechniq Halo PPF coating: c3po.link/QJE3...
Gyeon PPF EVO coating: c3po.link/QWE4...
The PPF installer’s website: vitresteintees...
Watch more of my videos:
✅ How to apply a ceramic coating to a PPF covered car: • How to apply a ceramic...
✅ How to wash and maintain PPF: • How To Wash & Maintain...
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⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
CarPro Skin PPF coating: amzn.to/40s0sKq
CarPro Eraser (IPA): bit.ly/3odb9Cc
Microfiber towel for IPA wipe: bit.ly/3SSYa47
Microfiber towel for levelling the coating: amzn.to/3zczLgH
Microfiber towel for buffing the coating: amzn.to/3UxPcdo
Inspection light: bit.ly/3ZrjFvi
Gtechniq Halo PPF coating: bit.ly/3Kpth4P
Gyeon PPF EVO coating: bit.ly/3lVnham
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
CarPro Skin PPF coating: bit.ly/3qFon96
CarPro Eraser (IPA): bit.ly/3BcnOcS
Microfiber towel for IPA wipe: bit.ly/3RcQmZ8
Microfiber towel for levelling the coating: bit.ly/3E8KgnB
Microfiber towel for buffing the coating: amzn.to/3mnfPoR
Inspection light: bit.ly/3knW5QA
Gtechniq Halo PPF coating: bit.ly/3DpYpxH
Gyeon PPF EVO coating: bit.ly/3lVnham
🇬🇧 For people in the UK:
CarPro Skin PPF coating: bit.ly/3TVP6Mt
CarPro Eraser (IPA): bit.ly/3q6ljlU
Microfiber towel for IPA wipe: bit.ly/3ZfxiO5
Microfiber towel for levelling the coating: amzn.to/3zkyPa5
Microfiber towel for buffing the coating: amzn.to/414Y6Bv
Inspection light: bit.ly/3Qy1Hnb
Gtechniq Halo PPF coating: amzn.to/3zlkNoH
Gyeon PPF EVO coating: bit.ly/3G8KooV
🇫🇷 For people in France:
CarPro Skin PPF coating: c3po.link/QhbU5JQRgS
CarPro Eraser (IPA): c3po.link/Qw3V2mE7C5
Microfiber towel for IPA wipe: c3po.link/QdYDvRr6NQ
Microfiber towel for levelling the coating: c3po.link/Q9cvm9wERA
Microfiber towel for buffing the coating: c3po.link/QgKEwPpePv
Inspection light: c3po.link/Q9W7m3Ps4J
Gtechniq Halo PPF coating: c3po.link/QJE3UjaHvN
Gyeon PPF EVO coating: c3po.link/QWE4acWAzF
Watch more of my videos:
✅ How to apply a ceramic coating to a PPF covered car: ruclips.net/video/7RCgqdGrvrA/видео.html
✅ How to wash and maintain PPF: ruclips.net/video/I3AszYhWhs4/видео.html
Hi pan, I'm from the UK and greatly appreciate the time and effort you take into making your videos. They are always so well explained and I have learnt a lot from you. Many thanks.
Thanks Stephen! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 113 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Insane how crystal clear the new PPF is! I could only see the edge nearest the door when you were applying the ceramic coating. MINT!👌
Yeah it came out great!
That uneven alignment nearest the tire would drive me crazy. The original was inside the high point - the new starts out perfectly aligned near the bottom and then bleeds over the crease of the fender on the way up. My ocd would have to have it done again! Great vid as usual.
What uneven alignment?? LOL
Pan your Porsche looks better than new still. I am glad you did a video on PPF as I am about to go down this rabbit hole. Like a lot of others I bought a roll from Chicago Warehouse. Thank you for another cool video and wow that dude was fast who changed your film.
Thanks Neil!!
Every time you show your car, the first think I think of is, I love that color 🙂
Heheh thanks man, it's pretty classy and a unique spec for a Turbo S.
What you did looks fine. I am a bit surprised that you didn’t have the whole car done since you live in an area that has very harsh winters.
Thanks for sharing 👍✌️☮️
I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
@PanTheOrganizer For most top end PPF's like Xpel, Stek, Premium Sheild etc that have a hydrophobic and self healing layer, ceramic on top does interfere with its self healing ability but it does allow the film to look much better a number of years down the track, so it depends on what's more important to the user
montreal winters.. that area takes a pounding ! Im glad I saw this as a 911 GTS might be in my future..
You will love your GTS!!
You have to love what Montreal roads and weather do to our cars!
We have the worse roads in North America by a long shot. It's disgusting. Don't even get me started on orange cones and construction zones all over the place. I'm 42 years old, and never once in my life have I had a construction-free year with zero traffic anywhere. Very sad.
I have to agree with that! The construction seems to make the roads worse rather than better LOL! I'm glad car protection is at the level it is. PPF and ceramic coatings are a must here. I have a Sun Yellow CLA 35. Everything about our roads tries to kill our cars HAHA!
Hehe I agree with you 100% !
2-years ago?!? 😳 Wow, it seems like it was just a couple months ago that you got the Porsche. She's still a beauty 😍
Yeah time flies by so fast!!
Hi Pan, Another UK viewer here. Love your videos and I am also learning so much keeping my new MG4 EV looking good. I have gone down the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions product route.
Hi Richard! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 113 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Woow that PPF was in a bad way. Protected the area really well though, but the new PPF looked so much better once on. Great job 💪
I agree. The PPF did its job hands down.
Subaru Foresters as well need this regularly.
Wow what great results! Looks Amazing 😮 Always enjoy your videos my friend!👏☝️
Thanks Danny!
I can just see Pan watching the clock, eagerly waiting for the time when he can wash the car😉
LOL that totally crossed my mind!
Hello Paaaaann !!!
Un travail d'orfèvrerie !
Un film invisible pour un effet waouh 🤩
Salut Steph!!
I thought that was Levi Gates when the installer (couldn't catch his name) first came into frame, LOL! Thanks for the informative video as always Pan.
Heheh thanks Don!
Xpel requires the owner use their ceramic coating only on their PPF so as to not not void their warranty. Looks great and will be interesting to see how it holds up and if yellows over the next 2 years. Amazing how much damage it prevented from your paint.
I don't really care about warranties. I'll just pay to have it replaced when needed. Plus, I like to control which products I use, and so far, I never had any issues with the top coating brands like CarPro, Gtechniq and Gyeon. They all have great coatings formulated specifically for PPF. :)
I won't see how it holds up for more than a year though, as I will be getting a new car next year. I get a new car every three years. I like new stuff haha.
A shop like Chicago Auto Pros that did mine will cover you. They use Xpel, but they do not use any of their ceramic coatings. As Pan said, any reputable coating will not do any damage to Xpel, period.
Man those chips above and below the PPF would now drive me mad, lol. Although you could fix them yourself, and it'd make a cool video! You can really see what a great job even poor PPF does. My problem as an avid detailer is that I hate the feel of it to work on. Have some clear bra on an F-Type I just bought and it's grabby, and twice as hard to clean. Products get very streaky on it too. It does work though. Another great vid Pan!
Yeah, I'm like you, I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. I just did the rear wheel arches as Porsche's have wide hips and they get hammered by the road debris and stones.
Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
Interesting. I guess it did it job protecting that area. Looks much better without it though.
Yeah on Porsche 911 cars you have no choice to have that PPF to protect the rear wheel arches, especially on my Turbo S as they are even wider compared to the normal 911, and they take a beating from the road, despite it being a low mileage car.
The guy who installed this ppf on your Porsche is an artist, when it's pre-cut to a vehicle's shape ,you have no margin of error.
He has over 30 years of experience. And yes he's great!
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for informing me (us) that ppf and vinyl wraps existed for +30 years.
I don't know if PPF have existed for that long. What Martin meant is that he has been in the industry for 30+ years, he started installing tint films.
Sweet car Pan I’m jealous brother. Also used gyeon q2 over csl on my wife’s bronco works great we will on longevity.
Thanks!
Hey Pan, have you ever thought about testing the coatings you have on your show whether it be ceramics, waxes, sprays, etc with a gloss meter? I know durability and water sheeting & beading is important, but for those that want the deepest and wettest look, this is content I would be interested in. Anyways, I enjoy the content you are posting. Keep it coming.
Unfortunately, the gloss meter only gives numbers, and doesn't necessarily translate to what your eyes actually see in person. I have seen gloss meters say that a product made gloss units go down, yet in person it looks super glossy and beautiful, as the gloss meter doesn't account for things like jetting and the change of appearance like a candy gloss effect. It just measures light reflection.
And you have the opposite. A gloss meter sometimes says the product bumped the gloss units by a few points, and you can't really tell the difference in person.
So I prefer to look at the paint in person and give my subjective opinion on it. If it looks good, I don't care what a meter says haha.
Just now took delivery of my new 718 Cayman style edition 🥳
An awesome timing for a Pan the organizer video…
Congrats on your new Cayman Yarin!! What color did you get?
Arctic Grey... Shiny black Spyder wheels and the vinyl decals just like the Porsche commercial:)
Sweet!! Welcome to the Porsche family.
Thanks Pan!
Beau travail vite et bien fait 😉😊👍👍👍👍👍
En effet!
I never could have guessed that area would receive so many rock chips!
Yeah 911's are notorious for this because of their wide hips. And Turbo and Turbo S models even more, as their hips are even wider.
I have the Xpel and 1 of my cars and I just had the Carpro Immortal installed on my other car.
How is Immortal doing for you?
@@PanTheOrganizer I like the Immortal however it’s been less than 2 months.
Great video pan ❤
Thanks Raymond!
Hi pan, are you planning on doing a tutorial video on ppf install eventually?
I don’t install PPF. But I could perhaps hook up with an industry leading PPF installer and make a tutorial one day.
Man I wish the PPF came off that easily from my wife's BMW. It just came off in little tiny chips. It took me weeks to get it all off. I tried using steam, a heat gun, decal remover, nothing softened that up to make it peel off.
Was it the factory PPF?
I have Expel and Gyeoen Certified coating on my RS3 and it looks amazing.
Good duo! Did you mean Xpel?
Love your content. Wondering what your thoughts are on PPF beyond the rear wheel arches. Lots of differing opinions from what I see online both pro and con. Wondering if you have other areas covered on your Porsche? Picking up a new c8 on Friday.
Congrats on your new Vette! What color will it be?
I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 980,000 subscribers and we have over 132 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Cheers Pan!
Cheers!
Incredible. Can’t tell where the PPF was applied.
I agree. Great job by the installer.
Hey Pan do you discard the towels you use to level the ceramic coating or wash them and reuse?
Your ppf guy made it look sooo easy. His experience definitely shows. 👍🏼😇
Always discard towels used to level and buff ceramic coatings in glass bottles.
Just use them as shop rags after.
Chicago Auto Pros did XPEL on my C8, and Mazda CX-5. It is fantastic stuff.
You went to the right place! ;)
I pulled that off the hood and front fenders of my at Audi at 80k miles (128747kilometers) . It was easy here in AZ, just park it nose first into the sun and it comes off super easy. Film doesn't stick well at 160+ degrees. I'd never put that on my car again.
great video as always. do you recommend or ever tried Larry's product (ammo reflex pro ) because he says it is the best for xpel ppf.
I haven't tested AMMO products on PPF.
Hey Pan, your car has only 12,000km, that explains why your roar coting is still that strong, my car has 27000km with csl/exo i applied it same time your got your porshe, and my coating is failling all lower panels, even after spring decon and claymit, i commented on your exterior wash video if you remember! Thanks for all your great content! Can you make a spring wash and talk all spontaneously and breathing heavy? 😂 😂😂
😂😂
Great video. Curious why you didn't consider cutting a slightly larger piece of PPF to be able to tuck it into the door seam and only leave a much smaller visible edge as it crosses the rocker panel? Looks pretty invisible now but I would think that leading edge will start to show more with time and dust accumulation just as the old piece did.
To make it exactly like OEM. Plus I don't like the look or feel of PPF, so the less the better. I only have it there as the hips of the Turbo S are super wide and take quite a beating, as we can tell from what the PPF was able to save.
It shows that You DRIVE IT! What You're supposed to do!! 😬😎
Exactly! All year long, it's my daily driver. :)
Hi Pam, great channel. I purchased a used Highlander with self healing 3M protection film on the entire hood. Do I seal it, wax it or don’t touch it? Thank you for your time sir. Columbia, SC
You can apply a ceramic coating on top, no problem. It will protect the PPF and make cleaning much easier. Check with your PPF installer though to make sure it's ok to coat it.
I love the Xpel PPF on my Porsche as well! I only had installer place the ceramic coating made by Xpel but it seems you can use any coating recommended for PPF.
XPEL says that if you use coatings other than XPEL, you void your PPF's warranty. I don't care about the warranty, so I apply what ever coating I want. ;)
I had PPF put on my CX5 exterior black gloss plastic. It looks ok but they didn’t use this premium film. It’s really hard to find people that will do a top job here even though your prepared to pay whatever is needed. I’ll get it re done in a year and try to find someone that will do a better job on a $60,000 car.
Very annoying dealing with people to get things done, even the window tint guy stuffed up 2 of the windows despite telling him that cost was not an issue.
Yeah I understand your point of view. Finding actual people qualified for their job is harder and harder these days. Many are just there for a quick buck, and don't really care about the customer's satisfaction or using quality products.
Your best bet is to ask on social media, or car forums where people near you might have recommendations for good PPF shops.
I want the black ppf
Pan can you review some of the Xpel PPF maintenance products (rinseless wash, ceramic boost, etc. )
If I get enough viewer requests for it, I'll look into it for sure.
Can you do new PPF on that car please? It will preserve and protect it better than ceramic coating
I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
Wow indeed. ❤
Thanks for watching Lee!
Rotor detail video??? Please
Hi Pan. Why did you choose not to do PPF on the whole car? I have a new Miata RF and I'm considering PPF and ceramic coating it. Thanks
I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
First! Good seeing you on Saturday, Pan!
Hi Fred!! It was nice meeting you too!! Thanks for coming and showing support!
Do you think in the future something as Gorilla Glass would be installed on high end vehicles to give better protection?
I have no idea
I wonder if you asked or know what his ratio is for baby shampoo to water or whatever he was using with water? From what I’ve heard if you have too much soap the ppf slides off but to little and it won’t move once applied. I have to do this to my new Tesla.
I did not ask what his dilution ratio was.
Thanks so much!! Can the leveling and buffing towels be used for a ceramic coat on an entire car? Or do they need to be changed out at all?
If you're doing an entire vehicle, I typically use three towels to level, and three towels to buff.
If I don’t plan to Ceramic coat my Xpel PPF, can I protect it by using other old school ways of protection - powerlock+ Collinite, TW seal & shine plus another topper, TW Ceramic spray, etc? Thank u in advance 😊😊👍👍
You have to be very careful with waxes and sealants on PPF. You'd have to ask your PPF installer what's ok to use, as most products can void the warranty of your XPEL PPF, especially since XPEL apparently came out with a new policy that only their coatings will keep your warranty valid.
Wow. Has it really been 2 years? Where did the time go.....
Yes time flies!! April 2021 is when I took delivery of this beast. :)
Hello Pan, in terms of cost effectiveness would you recommend using a PPF specific ceramic coating over one that is only compatible with PPF for smaller amounts of film? Which takes me to my next question of since the given shelf life of CarPro Skin is around 6 months after being opened, what do you intend to do with the remaining coating? Would leftover coating be able to be used as a topper since the lower rear portion of the vehicle takes the most road abuse?
You can apply pretty much any paint coating on PPF. It's the opposite that doesn't work. You can't apply a PPF-specific coating on paint. For the remainder of the open bottle, I can either use it on another car, or throw it away if unused. It is what it is. I'm not worried about that.
The new carpro immortal ppf is even better than Xpel in my opinion. Way clearer, has INSTANT self healing, and has a ceramic top coating
I have yet to see a car with that film but it does seem interesting. I really like CarPro products so I'm sure it's very good.
@Pan The Organizer we just did a Full PPF on a jaguar Ftype using immoral. We put xpel next to it and anyone can notice how much better the carpro is. Pretty cool stuff.
Hi Pan, i seem to recall you had applied Roar ceramic coating when the Porsche was new. I assume the ceramic coating was applied over the ppf areas. Could the Roar coating have contributed to the ppf yellowing?
No. The coating actually protects from UV rays and yellowing. It would have been worse without it. The factory PPF on most cars is just not the best. The new Xpel I put on is clearly better and thicker too.
Is CarPro skin good enough for use on both paint and PPF surfaces? I've had PPF applied to my car in strategic, high-impact areas but need to ceramic coat the car myself due to budget constraints and am wondering if i need to use Skin for the PPF and UK 3.0 for the paint only surfaces.
Skin is only meant for PPF, not paint. You can use UK 3.0 on paint and PPF if you want though.
How long after PPF install do u recommend to apply ceramic coating? Can I use a different brand, non-PPF specific Ceramic coating ?
Most paint coating can usually be applied also on PPF. But check with the company of your comment to make sure.
After the PPF install, wait 24 hrs, and then you can apply the coating. Unless your PPF installer tells you your specific PPF can be coated immediately after the installation.
Bonjour Pan,
Très bonne vidéo, et l’effet déperlant est incroyable, mais je t’avoue que l’application du céramic coating m’intimide un peu🫤 je consuleterai d’autres vidéos dans ton arsenal pour essayer de me familiariser avec ceci.
J’ai remarqué les "stonechip" restantes autour de la pellicule, si jamais tu désire corriger la situation et amener ton véhicule a un autre niveau,fait moi signe, je suis spécialisé dans ce type de correction.
Merci et bonne journée🙂
Voici mon tutoriel sur l’application de céramique: ruclips.net/video/SaUX-5Jc288/видео.html
C’est très simple quand on prend connaissance de ce tuto. Et les céramiques en 2023 sont rendues simples à utiliser.
@@PanTheOrganizer super, je crois que je vais l’essayer alors.
Merci pour le lien et tes conseils🙂
Hi Pan. Is SIMPLE GREEN good as an APC on the exterior of the vehicle. Tom in Ottawa
Lots of people use Simple Green as an APC for wheels and tires, but I haven't tested it for use on paintwork (pre-treat).
Belle job ca. C'est clean. J'espère que les edges de ton ppf vont bien tenir. Normalement si l'installateur l'a installé à la place exacte il devrait pas avoir de problème. Je dis ca parce que le ppf ne tien pas vraiment sur du ceramic coating. Je sais par expérience. J'ai voulu faire installer du ppf sur mon bumper avant de Kona Electric 2022 et étant donné que j'avais un ceramic coating, ça ne tenait pas. Tu me tiendras au courant ;) Bonne fin de semaine!
Il l'a remis exactement au même endroit. Avec ses 30 années d'expérience dans le métier, je n'ai aucune crainte. Aussi, j'aurai une voiture neuve dans un an, alors ça ne me stresse pas vraiment lol. La vie est trop courte pour s'inquiéter par de si petits détails.
@@PanTheOrganizer excellente réponse ;)
Had a homie that tried PPF by himself, didn’t turn out great. His thought was that you would need a clean room. Your thoughts?
If doing full PPF then yes a clean room is a must. Look at the Chicago Auto Pros RUclips channel for that. They are PPF experts and have a clean room. I visited them last week. Beautiful shop.
@@PanTheOrganizer very cool! Thanks. I’m glad you were able to get out there sir.
Hey Pan, great video as always.
Do you have any videos on PPFs for entire panels such as hoods, fenders etc? There are many people who've had issues with PPFs and many who are happy with them. If you haven't done any videos, could you please consider doing one for people like me to see what are some of the negatives and positives are?
Regardless. Cheers and thank you for all the amazing informative videos as always.
Cheers!
M
Thank you. I don't have any videos on replacing entire PPFs. I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
@@PanTheOrganizer Yeah - my 370z (wanna be porsche!) got new PPF on the entire hood/front bumper. Easily the best move as lets be honest: Nissan paint is complete dog$hit. Now I just wish, 9 years later, I did more panels, especially the lower rockers that now look media blasted after 101,000 FUN miles!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks much Pan for the reply. Really appreciate it. OK sounds good. Cheers!
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@@07wrxtr1 Great to hear that's it's worked for you. Have you had any challenges with your PPFs with stone chips embedded in them or things like the edges of the PPFs accumulating dirt...or any other challenges?
@@-Munditimum- No problems at all - The people that did the install - they wrapped the ppf around the edges of the hood, so you see no lines and no issues with accumulation. On the front bumper - that area - back when I used car wax (not anymore!) could accumulate wax if you were not careful to remove it. Typically you can remove with a good wash or q-tip and quick detailer if it's not dried on there too long. The PPF itself is a bit more absorbant and higher maint than the car paint - I suspect this due to being a plastic that expands/contracts with temp changes - thus allowing for the self healing - but also for things to accumulate on it. Decon and buffing has worked just fine. I do think over time the ppf is thinner now 9 years later compared to new - but so far no detectable discoloration on a midnight blue vehicle.
I had to remove the PPF on my wife’s Taycan before ceramic coating. The edges looked like they had mildew and I couldn’t get clean. Can I put the PPF over the ceramic coating?
You would have to ask a PPF expert. My guess is no
Thanks Pan
Hi Pan!
People in my country are used to wrapping the whole vehicle by this PPF, especially such expensive cars like yours ;) Is this option suits in Canada as well? I mean is it so popular like in Russia?)
Yes many people have their entire cars wrapped in PPF here too. I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
Bonjour sava bien , je viens de voir tes videos , c est vraiment incroyable , je suis a montréal , un jeun de 26 ans étudiants , et j ai commensé de nettoyer les voitures de mes voisins pour 50 dollars ( juste interieure ) mais le probleme que je sais rien , mais j ai trop d idée dans ma tete , donnes moi des idée svp ❤
Bienvenue sur ma chaîne! Tu as découvert l’une des plus grosses chaînes de detailing sur RUclips alors que nous avons surpassé les 880,000 abonnés et 113 millions de visionnements.
Ça fait plus de 25 ans que je fais de l’esthétique de voitures et j’adore partager mes connaissances et ma passion avec mes auditeurs!
Pour commencer, je te recommande d'apprendre les bases via les vidéos suivantes:
Part 1: how to properly wash your car: ruclips.net/video/7Koj5j2Es5U/видео.html
Part 2: chemical decontamination (iron and tar removal): ruclips.net/video/W_cyHz3XssU/видео.html
Part 3: clay bar: ruclips.net/video/XB8UaTCXuLg/видео.html
Part 4: machine polishing (paint correction): ruclips.net/video/ustTEVGMOTI/видео.html
Part 5A: how to wax your car ruclips.net/video/KZjiPcsPBrA/видео.html
Part 5B: how to apply a ceramic coating: ruclips.net/video/sqQYVjxFqK0/видео.html
Part 6: Differences between waxes, paint sealants and coatings: ruclips.net/video/4ejfPHan3k4/видео.html
Hi Pan, as always another informative video.PPF only on the rear wheel arches?Why not the whole vehicle as it is an expensive sports car...
I have the same question. Or at least the whole panel that are hit the most by rocks.
Same question here :) why not the entire vehicle? Does ppf no5 protect better than a ceramic coating?
I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
@@PanTheOrganizer Oh ok nice. In a couple of years then please pass on your beautiful Porsche to me. :)
@@TC-zf1ji It depends on the type of car. If you repaint, you lose value to your car... especially a car at the 300k range.
Also you need to hire a very good painter to match original paint.
That damage that the PPF has really showed its value. Is your car fully covered?
I am just not a fan of the look or feel or PPF. Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. My cars are always pristine when I bring them back to the dealership.
But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
@@PanTheOrganizer what do you not like about it I have wanted ppf for forever on my ride just not a lot of options around where I live
I'll need to find a place that can redo my edges.. so upset with the install, you knows it's bad when they don't even notice the OBVIOUSLY Flapping edges over vents and such... oh well.. Unless.... you got a video for that on here? lol
I don't have any more videos on replacing PPF unfortunately.
Hi pan can the detailing products tools and equipments that you tell can be transported to India???I am struggling to buy. I have nobody to help....
I have no idea how you guys purchase products in India unfortunately. Perhaps reach out to a brand you like and see what they say.
@@PanTheOrganizer ok pan...
Pan is love you like Yvan I have a question , whats your camera set up when doing videos like this ?
The shots where I was filming the installer were done using my iPhone 14 Pro Max. And the static shots when I'm applying the coating were done using my high end Sony A7S III camera with Sigma Art 24-70mm f2.8 lens.
I presented my filming gear in this video: ruclips.net/video/Zauybg-akfk/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan appreciate you
Can you advise if possible to PPF brake calipers? Have you done ? How long can it last? What quality PPF product do you recommend for brake calipers? Thanks
I don't think I have seen PPF applied to brake calipers... You'd have to ask PPF installers. Seems like it would be near impossible to apply, and the high heat generated by braking might melt the PPF.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks. It's what I figured. Just thought I'd ask anyways. Thanks
awsome
Thanks for watching Jay! How have you been?
@@PanTheOrganizer all well pan ...i have been good ...hope you are doing good and blessed
Salut ! Comment je fais pour ne voir que tes vidéos en français ?
Impossible. Mais j'ai quand même une playlist de mes vidéos françaises les plus populaires ici: ruclips.net/p/PLJOGQlXO_LX_GQAH_5a5gj3vQO8zCbu7O
oww why is he touching the new ppf with bare hands ? =( There wont be grease stains?
Don't worry about him, he has decades of experience. He knows what he's doing. The job was perfect.
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Pan.. was there more rock chips above where the old PPF was or was that just the metallic in the paint?
Yeah there are a few specs here and there. It's to be expected with those hips. HAHA
@@PanTheOrganizer I bet. Just wasn’t sure if my eyes were playing tricks on me. Also, does adding a ceramic coating to a self healing PPF affect that characteristic? I guess you mentioned in the other video that the PPF specific ones are more flexible. Think I answered my own question. Lol
Self-healing and regular PPF are both flexible. No problems.
I need a hose that’s easy to move around what do u recommend.
The best hoses and hose reels (like the one I have at home) are these:
Eley wall-mounted hose reel: bit.ly/3b6lSV3
Eley polyurethane garden hose: bit.ly/3qqGePb
Eley professional sprayer nozzle set: bit.ly/3u4wuwb
And the trick to not have the hose get stuck underneath the tires when you go around the vehicle, is to put this under each corner of the tires: amzn.to/2J9XxmZ
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for the reply but I meant pressure washer hose.
Thanks for the reply I. Meant pressure washer hose
Here's the pressure washer hose that's most recommended: amzn.to/3M3Q2ds
Salut Pan, dans ta video tu mentionnes que la bouteille de CarPro non ouverte a une durée de vie de 12-14 mois. J'ai commandé et reçu le mois passé 2 bouteilles de CarPro Dlux wheel kit 30ml, commandées de chez Carzilla, sur les boîtes c'est marqué 2021. Est-ce que ça veux dire que les produit reçu seraient expirées avant que je puisse les utiliser? Merci
Je parlais spécifiquement de Skin ici. Pour les autres produits, il est généralement conseillé de ne pas les garder plus de 1 à 2 ans si gardés à des températures normales, et jamais congelés. Lorsqu'ouvert, les céramiques sont bonnes quelques mois au plus.
@@PanTheOrganizer donc l'année inscrit sur la boîte serait l'année de fabrication? Donc étant en 2023 le produit serait possiblement expiré?
L'année sur la boîte sur l'hologramme argenté est en effet l'année de fabrication. Mais s'il a été produit en décembre 2021, il serait encore acceptable aujourd'hui.
Essaies de communiquer avec Carzilla, ils ont un super bon service à la clientèle et pourront t'expliquer au besoin.
@@PanTheOrganizer ok merci Pan très apprécié, bonne journée
Just wondering how insane you went not being able to wash your car for 2 weeks.
😂😂
I have a hand car wash at londes and it washes by itself, and I would like to know which car wash products.thank you
I don't really understand your question...
Very nice job they did pan sounds horrible coming off the car 👍
Yes he did a great job.
Are after-market rock/mud guards available for your car? They would help with damage to that area. They made a huge difference on my C8.
I don't think they would look good on a 911...
@@PanTheOrganizer You made me look and it appears they don't even exist! LOL!
There you go lol
Did i see 1000 stonechips outside the stock ppf ?
Yes i did !
LOL That's part of life. I drive my car every day including during winter months. Cars are meant to be driven. And it looks worse on camera as I did close ups with bright lighting for the video. But when you stand next to the car you don't notice them at all.
Plus, as I get a brand new car every three years, and do low yearly mileage, scratches and stone chips are of no concern to me. But for people who keep their cars for many years, and want the ultimate scratch and rock chip protection, PPF is the only solution. I would still recommend a ceramic coating on top of the PPF, for the best of both worlds.
@@PanTheOrganizer Maybe a larger pice of ppf than stock is the way to go ?
Follow the bodylines and go from the door jambs and around the edge of the rear fender ?
Porsche should have done that from the factory.
3rd. Great vid as usual
Thank you!
So you’ve had the car for 2 years, driven it for 7,500 miles and you wash it twice a week?!
Yup! :) I work from home so I don't get to drive that much...
I thought you weren’t a fan of PPF?
I'm not. But the car comes with PPF installed from factory on the rear arches, as on 911 Turbo S, those are super wide hips, and in that area, as you saw in the video, it's worth while having PPF to absorb the damage from the stone chips.
The rest of the car isn't PPF'ed though. Just the way I like it.
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Rotor detail video??? Please