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Our passenger side doesn’t do it but I’ll have them check it

That red really pops with a deep wet look. Did you get that from a high quality wax or is that a ceramic coating? I’ve never seen ceramic give that type of look, only a wax. I had a black truck that had that deep wet shine and I could only get that with a wax.

If I sit normal it’ll make the sound slightly. Once I started leaning back into the seat it gets more noticeable until the fan starts slowing down from the pressure I’m applying

I wash my car almost weekly so I don’t notice a lot of brake dust. However, we just put almost 300 miles on the car and the rims barely have any dust on them. How long are you guys driving before washing your car? These stock pads put off less dust than most cars I’ve had. This is off the...

Your quote definitely sums up your point of view

Ours is high pitch too. I thought it was coming from a speaker

Well, if you need PPF to keep from damaging your paint in 2 years you should take better care of your car. And even then, if you can damage paint in 2 years, that PPf is going to be damaged as well so further proving that the thousands of dollars spent is even more wasted. We traded in a 15...

I ceramic coated the wheels and the barrels. Took them off, cleaned thoroughly, and applied the ceramic coating. Probably took about an hour to do all 4 wheels. Makes washing them easier.

I’m pretty sure he details cars for a living so I think he knows what affects resale value. It’s a terrible decision to ppf a car if you are just going to sell it a few years later. You won’t recoup your cost or even come close.

Not very big. You can’t even get a full size piece of luggage in there.

Nobody is saying that they aren’t but it’s not as huge a difference as most people think. A wax or whatever else you want to compare it to sits on top unless of course it has ceramic or graphene infused then it creates a bond as well. If you reapply a wax or sealant, other than a ceramic...

I know what I said and I said 99% of people don’t need it. Comprehension goes a long way. Bonding to the paint vs not bonding doesn’t make a huge difference to many people. I can apply a wax with ceramic or graphene and get similar protection if I do it regularly. Any coating acts as a...

You won’t get the proper protection of anything on a thinner application whether it’s graphene or ceramic. It’s been proven by plenty of tests that it does add benefits to whatever you are adding it too. Do companies use it as marketing, sure, because we really don’t need it. We really don’t...

Graphene forms water molecules into a tighter bond to help shed water. It’s just another form of ceramic but it’s a little harder. You’ll notice it on the same panel in a side by side comparison. I’m surprised your warranty doesn’t require you to take it in for maintenance washes. Not...

You are correct on waxes not equivalent to ceramics. Some waxes are infused with UV inhibitors, graphene and ceramics which are more protective than regular paste wax. Some don’t like the risk of applying a coating or want to pay someone to do it. Me personally I’d never pay to have it...

One thing to remember is you nor will anyone get a cars paint 100% swirl/marring/scratch free with a few exceptions. I’ve only seen a handful of cars that I couldn’t see a flaw and those paint jobs were probably as expensive as some cars I’ve owned over the years and had multiple layers of...

I have no personal experience with that brand. However, there are quite a few user friendly ceramic coatings you can do yourself. If you can wax a car you can apply many ceramics. It’s not as scary as most people think. Polishing is very simple too.

We run 93 octane. Preferably shell or Mobil but any gas will do if I can’t find either. We are getting a new 76 station down the road so might add that to the list.

We still haven’t taken ours in. It rarely does it when my wife drives but it does it when I drive. The harder I push back on the seat the worse it gets and I can hear the fan start to slow down as if I’m pressing against the blades themselves.

Wow, sorry to hear this happened. Hopefully no dash rattles when you get it back