njcoach24
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- John
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SO EXCITED TO REPORT I RECEIVED MY R1T!!! First time driving/seeing one in person...glad it was the one I got to keep!
I've had so much fun driving around. It arrived with 11 miles and after 24 hours I've put about 150 miles on it. Driving around seeing people smile, give thumbs up, and watching gear guard videos has been so much fun. The truck is a dream and the closet thing I can compare it to would be an airplane.
So my question is about PPF. I'm really torn on this because it costs a lot of money. These are the two videos I've watched and they seem really great.
For PPF:
Against PPF:
I stopped at a local Tesla charging station today to see if any of the owners had it on theirs and the couple people I spoke to, none of them had it.
I guess it's a matter of doing touch up paint/buffing if I do get a chip/scratch vs doing the film and hope nothing goes through it/it stops what it's supposed to stop.
I'm wondering if just getting ceramic coating without PPF will just keep the paint nice. I know it wont do anything for rocks/scratches but at least I can fix if anything happens as it happens as opposed to having to replace film if needed.
Anybody feel strongly one way or the other? I would keep the color the same because I absolutely love it so it would be clear PPF.
I've had so much fun driving around. It arrived with 11 miles and after 24 hours I've put about 150 miles on it. Driving around seeing people smile, give thumbs up, and watching gear guard videos has been so much fun. The truck is a dream and the closet thing I can compare it to would be an airplane.
So my question is about PPF. I'm really torn on this because it costs a lot of money. These are the two videos I've watched and they seem really great.
For PPF:
Against PPF:
I stopped at a local Tesla charging station today to see if any of the owners had it on theirs and the couple people I spoke to, none of them had it.
I guess it's a matter of doing touch up paint/buffing if I do get a chip/scratch vs doing the film and hope nothing goes through it/it stops what it's supposed to stop.
I'm wondering if just getting ceramic coating without PPF will just keep the paint nice. I know it wont do anything for rocks/scratches but at least I can fix if anything happens as it happens as opposed to having to replace film if needed.
Anybody feel strongly one way or the other? I would keep the color the same because I absolutely love it so it would be clear PPF.
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