I just had the 3M film installer over and he did a great job on my 65'. He's coming back next month to do my wife's new Maxima and he's going to do my buddies custom show truck next week. If any of you guys/gals are interested in getting this done here's his info:
Matt Hudson @ Atlas Armor Paint Protection 602-618-1836
Older cars like my 65' takes a custom application and time. Newer cars are precut applications and take no time.
It took him five hours to do my front valance, the areas between the grill and bumper, both rocker panels, and rear quarter panel(6" up from the bottom). Also a strip along my leading scoop edge for rock chips.
Well worth the $300.
This stuff is a must to protect new paint jobs from rock chips. It's clear and you barely see it. The lighter the car, the more invisable it is.
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03-11-07, 11:27 PM #1Senior Member
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03-11-07, 11:30 PM #2Senior Member
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That is a great deal, my dealer wanted almost 700 to do my front. I will definately keep him in mind. thanks for the post
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03-11-07, 11:33 PM #3Super Moderator
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Gonna try to get him to do both of my cars that are going to knotts!!!!!
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03-11-07, 11:39 PM #4Senior Member
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Isnt there a film you can put on your windshield too? I have heard people doing that. Can you find out if he does that too. I am so tired of the stone chips on my windshield too. Thanks
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