Should I wrap my is350 or leave it alone?
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Mar 2016
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A layer of plastic over my paint still isn't appealing, especially not for $1600 for just part of the car.
Total waste on a depreciating asset. Car gets totaled the next day and all that money just went to waste. Cars are meant to be driven, no need to coddle.
My Lexus is now five years old and pristine paint. Best of all, I did it while saving $2,000.
Total waste on a depreciating asset. Car gets totaled the next day and all that money just went to waste. Cars are meant to be driven, no need to coddle.
My Lexus is now five years old and pristine paint. Best of all, I did it while saving $2,000.
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From: Los Angeles, CA
Completely untrue. The film goes wraps around the entire panel and gets tucked in between the panels. There are no lines and if there are, your installer sucks. As I said, mine was $1600 for the entire front of the car including fenders, bumper, rocker panels, and rear bumper area. The film self heals so you get a pristine looking car all the time and my bumper doesn't look like it got a shotgun blast after a month driving on the 5 highway. Completely worth it.
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