Is there any special care needed to remove old ppf? Can any decent ppf shop do that without concerns? Been on 12 years.
The film is stained and I was going to take it off before selling or trading in.
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Is there any special care needed to remove old ppf? Can any decent ppf shop do that without concerns? Been on 12 years.
The film is stained and I was going to take it off before selling or trading in.
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No risk to DIY?
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always risk to diy
i suggest take it to the pros
I am user #49Originally posted by rage2
Shit, there's only 49 users here, I doubt we'll even break 100
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Depending on how old the film is you could always run the risk of pulling some paint which may hurt resale more than leaving the film on but maybe safest to take it to a PPF shop and pay them a small fee to remove it.
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Yeah, I'm happy to pay someone, especially if that reduces my risk. Hopefully to near zero, as I sure don't want to lose paint.
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Have 20 years old PPF on the S2k.
Gpomp and INITIALD guaranteed me that they could remove it no problem.
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I think a guarantee is exactly what ES is looking for
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Put it on in the sun for a day and have at er. Paint will only come off it’s a Hyundai or some garbage of sorts
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