This is my first time reading your comment and two things are very clear. You didn’t watch the whole video, and I had to repeat that you didn’t watch the whole video, in case you didn’t read the whole comment.

I think it depends on where you're located - but if you go with a reputable film, it is still covered under warranty. I honestly think it is still worth it. Arizona and florida are the only places in my opinion it would be accelerated.

@@BlackoutTinting i am in Texas. I plan to keep my new car as long as I possibly can. So once the 10 year warranty runs out, and it needs to be replaced, then I am wondering if there will be any trouble when that time comes. or whether it will be something manageable. When you say the removal will be harder, then that doesn't mean that there will be some underlying cosmetic damage to the paint, does it?? Like it will take longer to remove, but safe removal is still possible?? And a new PPF can still be applied just as nicely as before?? Thanks for replying

@alvinanthel2757 safe removel is usually still possible, a quick polish on the paint and new film usually works! Oldest t i have personally removed and replaced was 9 years on an infiniti. Paint looked great.

@@BlackoutTinting then, is it also possible for the PPF to last much longer than 10 years? Like, it shouldn't be replaced for no reason just because 10 years have past, if it is still holding up well? Or is around 10 years the limit before PPF starts to have issues?

@alvinanthel2757 the manufacturers recommend doing it anyhow for "clean removability". Beyond the warranty period there's a chance it starts to bond more aggressively and could be near impossible to remove. We can attest to that, but also any of the film we have removed thats 15 years old is 15 year old technology so it's tough to say what todays films do in 12 or 15 years.

Automobilia auto salon for sure!

Thank you! This one was definitely necessary, and now we have something to point the haters to.

Love to hear it. Thank you!!

Unacceptable. I will let Flatglass man know of his mistake.

Pls send your report to [email protected]

@@BlackoutTinting Please check out!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

And make sure you check out our blackout911 channel. We will be phasing out emergency vehicle content here to go more in depth on projects there

@@BlackoutTinting i’m so glad you told me that, I did not know about the other channel. I will head there now to check out the videos more!

Behind the scene stuff coming there very soon 🫡

Glad you enjoy this content as much as we do making it

We found it hard to as well

We agree, which is why we requested the data sheet and they didn’t have one. So we weren’t taking any chances with any home windows. maybe single pane or tempered.

@@BlackoutTinting agreed.

We love to hear it. Thanks for watching

Thanks you too Buggah!

Man that blue 2500 is nice,, the guy that owns that must be cool,,,,lol. Thanks guys

You’re welcome!

Thanks. We like it more with every install

Every countertop we see is dull and hazy looking because no one bothers sealing it all the time. Stop being dull.

Elon

thanks!

10 year warranty, but will probably last longer

If you know what you're doing you could make it work, might have to piece it but a good installer should be able to make it work depending how complex it is

nope

@BlackoutTinting plenty of videos that will disagree with you if you don't believe me

Guess they haven’t convinced you of you’re still looking 🤷

maybe you don't recognize quality? what kind of vehicle are you driving?

@@BlackoutTintingCutco knives are cheap “stamped” 440A knives, they are likely the worst “premium” knives in the industry lol, it’s like saying Bose makes premium speakers. You mostly pay for their marketing. There are Japanese hand made VG10 knives that are way cheaper and better. That being said, all my cars are PPF wrapped. Also, I used to sell cutco in HS, I’m an avid cooking / pocket knife collector, so just trust me on this lol.

Some people want to just pay for the American made, lifetime warranty, and free sharpening. Plus a lot of the people that buy them could care less other than those boxes being checked. That’s all they need.

@@BlackoutTinting Metallurgy is unbiased, you saying you rather pay premium for something that’s objectively inferior makes no sense at all. How about I give you the numbers. Cutco knives are soft with avg HRC are in the mid 50s, while true VG10 and other Japanese made chef knives HRC are in the low to mid 60s. That’s like saying, you rather pay similar or more money for a PPF that’s made in America, even if it turns yellow after a year and has no self healing properties. There’s no logic on this lol. And country of where it’s made in has nothing to do with what is actually the best for the money, when it comes to non-chef knives, America makes some of the best pocket and outdoor knives, so it just happens that Japan currently makes the best chef knives.

People tend to trust marketing I guess, everyone knows cutco, it’s a household name. VG10 outta Japan has you. I’m not saying you’re wrong. I’m just saying no one cares if you’re right.

That is one of the most popular options to be honest. Even if you don't plan on wrapping a lot of it. Get some on the high impact areas as soon as possible and worry about the rest after.

Agreed. And most people don’t even want to have to deal with repairs and someone hanging all over your car.

Awesome. We’re ready when you are

We’re ready when you are 💪

None!

you got scared?

thank you