any reason NOT to PPF?
I just picked up my LC from installation of Xpel, full front, doors and rockers. Looks great. There was a new Inspiration convertible inside right behind me (AE/Londonderry, you here?). The installer said they've only done a few LCs in the last few years, but mine was now the 4th this month. I think the end of build is pulling them all out.
Automotive Elegance of Londonderry, NH. First time to their new NH shop, great facility, been going to their main shop in Andover, MA. They previously did my GT350R and a C6 Corvette. Going to take an SL63 to them next. The best I've found around here.
Automotive Elegance of Londonderry, NH. First time to their new NH shop, great facility, been going to their main shop in Andover, MA. They previously did my GT350R and a C6 Corvette. Going to take an SL63 to them next. The best I've found around here.
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I just picked up my LC from installation of Xpel, full front, doors and rockers. Looks great. There was a new Inspiration convertible inside right behind me (AE/Londonderry, you here?). The installer said they've only done a few LCs in the last few years, but mine was now the 4th this month. I think the end of build is pulling them all out.
Automotive Elegance of Londonderry, NH. First time to their new NH shop, great facility, been going to their main shop in Andover, MA. They previously did my GT350R and a C6 Corvette. Going to take an SL63 to them next. The best I've found around here.
Automotive Elegance of Londonderry, NH. First time to their new NH shop, great facility, been going to their main shop in Andover, MA. They previously did my GT350R and a C6 Corvette. Going to take an SL63 to them next. The best I've found around here.
I totally agree with you, Framestead. It all depends on what you feel more comfortable. I have never done any of the paint protections on my cars, because I like my cars to be cars which run as often as possible through the cities and suburban. It can get some rock chips, scratches, door dings, as it gets old, just like me, which is natural! Those marks on the paint are the part of its life and age, which makes it even more unique to me. Whenever I buy a car, I buy it to drive, rather than just look it up in the garage. If there are too many of chips or scratches, it can be resurfaced, repainted or even replaced, as needed. I got my 2026 inspiration convertible very early this year and I am driving it every day. Yes, it already got two very tiny rock chips on the front bumper, which are not noticeable unless I clean her up. It may get more as I drive more. To me, that is a car!
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