3M Scotchgard™ Paint Protection Film???
I already did a search and nothing popped up on this topic.
Several months ago someone posted a red or blue Toyota Tacoma SR5 that got the front end done with the 3M Scotchgard™ Paint Protection Film here in the Hampton Roads area.
I will appreciate any information, prices and location of dealers that install this protection film. And, does it really work and if is worth the price?
Thanks
Several months ago someone posted a red or blue Toyota Tacoma SR5 that got the front end done with the 3M Scotchgard™ Paint Protection Film here in the Hampton Roads area.
I will appreciate any information, prices and location of dealers that install this protection film. And, does it really work and if is worth the price?
Thanks
That was prob' me. I had UltraCote do the whole front end of my 2006 Tacoma and they also did the front and some lower sides on my 2006 Z06. You can actually search for local installers in Virginia. I am happy with the quality of the material and install, but they are not the cheapest in town. It was about $1500 for both cars. The spray on stuff is here- http://www.pro-tint.com/
Last edited by Rich; Nov 15, 2006 at 02:57 PM.
That was prob' me. I had UltraCote do the whole front end of my 2006 Tacoma and they also did the front and some lower sides on my 2006 Z06. You can actually search for local installers in Virginia. I am happy with the quality of the material and install, but they are not the cheapest in town. It was about $1500 for both cars. The spray on stuff is here-
Thanks
If you want a more temporary (6 months) type of film, try this stuff. http://www.strippablecoating.com/pro...hield_5720.asp
This is what I use behind my rear tires at the track to make rubber removal easier. It works great and is only $25 for a gallon. Just don't apply it when it's only 30* outside or it won't dry, and will stay white. (MY car at MIR)
This is what I use behind my rear tires at the track to make rubber removal easier. It works great and is only $25 for a gallon. Just don't apply it when it's only 30* outside or it won't dry, and will stay white. (MY car at MIR)
http://www.canadiandriver.com/articles/fr/rain-x.htm
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post







