Please see below a little section that I have put together for all potential customers who enquire about PPF.
When we have been speaking to potential customers recently many are under the impression that the installed film will be completely invisible even under close inspection in terms clarity and contamination. Whilst we strive to install the film to the very best of our ability there are times that some contamination might get under the film and in some cases it is better for us to leave it than try and remove it as this will actually make the film look worse. The film may also have a slight orange peel effect to it. Where this is certainly better than it used to be it is not as clear as freshly detailed paintwork.
Whilst on the training course the instructors told us that it is impossible to get a 100% clean install. The target that they feel is acceptable is about 90% - 95% clean install. If you can imagine installing a cover on your phone and how difficult that can be!
The main idea of the film is the protection of the paintwork and to keep it as original as possible and therefore saving the paintwork from any chips.
The film can also take up to four weeks (especially in Scotland) to completely dry out so when you see the film for the first time there may well be sections that have not dried fully. This is normal and will dry out over time.
Please rest assured that I am in no way trying to put you off having the film fitted but I am just trying to make you aware of all the facts before you do.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
A copy of an email sent to a potential customer who was thinking of getting this done .
I have a few minor ones on the 987 over the 10K miles covered ..is it worth the £1800 most quote not sure
When we have been speaking to potential customers recently many are under the impression that the installed film will be completely invisible even under close inspection in terms clarity and contamination. Whilst we strive to install the film to the very best of our ability there are times that some contamination might get under the film and in some cases it is better for us to leave it than try and remove it as this will actually make the film look worse. The film may also have a slight orange peel effect to it. Where this is certainly better than it used to be it is not as clear as freshly detailed paintwork.
Whilst on the training course the instructors told us that it is impossible to get a 100% clean install. The target that they feel is acceptable is about 90% - 95% clean install. If you can imagine installing a cover on your phone and how difficult that can be!
The main idea of the film is the protection of the paintwork and to keep it as original as possible and therefore saving the paintwork from any chips.
The film can also take up to four weeks (especially in Scotland) to completely dry out so when you see the film for the first time there may well be sections that have not dried fully. This is normal and will dry out over time.
Please rest assured that I am in no way trying to put you off having the film fitted but I am just trying to make you aware of all the facts before you do.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
A copy of an email sent to a potential customer who was thinking of getting this done .
I have a few minor ones on the 987 over the 10K miles covered ..is it worth the £1800 most quote not sure
Hi all - I am a new member and due to daro911 letting his pride and joy go to make way for his new 981 Spyder, I am now another proud 987 Boxster Spyder owner. Many thanks have to go to Daro for keeping it in "like new" condition ! This really is just an amazing machine. 
