QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Dec 27 2023, 11:51 AM)
Track no use 1 la
Public roads Touge maybe.
But if you unlucky you get bigger stones, or constantly pelted by members with sticky tires, also same useless PPF will be destroyed
On bigger gravel, paint itself can be intact. However bumper still gets dent mark.Public roads Touge maybe.
But if you unlucky you get bigger stones, or constantly pelted by members with sticky tires, also same useless PPF will be destroyed
I got a couples. Won't know actual impact until replace the PPF.
PPF eliminate the paint chip on bonnet thought.
I notice Glasurit paint is really good. I have Glasurit clear coat on my carbon spoiler, no ultra fine micro scratches despite I casually wipe it with cloth over 3 years+.
Sticky tires are moster. I'm smashing my own car. Gravel stones are accumulating on some rear bumper trims.
I know certain cars to keep at certain distance from. High chance RE-71RS or Cup2. Those are usually driven very fast anyway. Quite fun to listen their "civil war" story, smashing each other during group outing. Lol...
This post has been edited by constant_weight: Dec 27 2023, 01:48 PM
Dec 27 2023, 01:46 PM

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