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I can tell you, it's probably less than 1% of Tesla owners. It seems common on the forums, but real life says otherwise.would be nice to have a poll to see % of PPF applicators
Not from the ppf per se, but from the fact that a car is free from blemish that the ppf protects against.Take a look at resale values. Does PPF make a difference?
But does that make a difference with resale. In general use, I say no. Paint condition normally isn't measured that closely.Not from the ppf per se, but from the fact that a car is free from blemish that the ppf protects against.
Dealers and wholesalers really just key in on age + mileage.But does that make a difference with resale. In general use, I say no. Paint condition normally isn't measured that closely.
You don’t apply it like that.When my Model 3 got resprayed the shop made me a little touchup bottle from the same paint they used on the car.
There was no way I could correct the chips on the car with it. Looks like dabbing whiteout on a school paper.
the front of an quality low Cd EV is flat and needs debris protection as it moves forward through the airHello fellow Tesloids!
As a newbie to the Tesla world, (and as someone who has probably watched by now some 200 hours of Youtube videos outlining the do's and don'ts of owning a Tesla), I am curious to hear from other owners - Is a PPF truly necessary? I live in Toronto which means my car will be exposed to snow and salt every winter. Does that influence the decision of PPF vs no PPF?
Thanks!
Yes. I bought my MYP last spring and my wife a MYLR last fall. The federal and Colorado tax credits along with her trade in essentially made her's free. We are also very close to the income cap, so I figured I'd better get them sooner than later.You have two 2023 Model Ys?
I guess you like the Model YYes. I bought my MYP last spring and my wife a MYLR last fall. The federal and Colorado tax credits along with her trade in essentially made her's free. We are also very close to the income cap, so I figured I'd better get them sooner than later.
did you end up getting PPF?Hello fellow Tesloids!
As a newbie to the Tesla world, (and as someone who has probably watched by now some 200 hours of Youtube videos outlining the do's and don'ts of owning a Tesla), I am curious to hear from other owners - Is a PPF truly necessary? I live in Toronto which means my car will be exposed to snow and salt every winter. Does that influence the decision of PPF vs no PPF?
Thanks!
I have a black Y and I’m not sure whether to get matte or gloss. From people who have had gloss what do you think?
Thanks so much for the reply. I have actually decided on the matte. Fingers crossed I love it.i have a black model y. all my cars have been black. love a shiny black car. just soo clean.
went with the clear gloss ppf to keep it new and clean. having a black car is high maintenance but it's something i'm willing to deal with and have been doing so for many years with all my cars.
what's your area?I thought about over a year ago when I picked up my Y, but could not justify the costs from my local preferred installer. In that one year time, I have maybe one or two dings that need a spot of touch up paint. I would agree with others, not needed at all but personal preference choice. In a high traffic vehicle or area with salt and grime for you it might make sense. YMMV - Good luck and enjoy the car!