Audi Q8 Nardo Grey Peelable Paintwork

[@lawrencebookham4289]

How much would the colour change (in fashion grey) job be on an F90 M5?

[@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK]

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[@dallysingh4530]

Can it be heated like PPF to get rid of small blemishes, swirls and stone chips? Also, how long on average does a PPS job take to complete?

[@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK]

So like PPF you can heat to remove small blemishes, marks and very small stone chips. This does not however work for larger stone chips which is exactly the same for PPF. The time is takes to complete a PPS job will vary dramatically based on what areas of the car the customer wants protecting and the car itself. If you are interested and would like a quote please feel free visit our website www.the-bodycentre.co.uk/ where you can request a free estimate.

[@stephenmason9751]

Would I be right and say the paint will still chip exposing the black underneath, as the clear film is applied to the base colour and the Grey sprayed on top?

[@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK]

No, the clear cost is a protective layer, have 3 stages not just 2. Also you’d need an extremely big rock to break through this much product to the original paint work 🤟🏼

[@lotpothasi1778]

Black Colour Gets dirty easily,Is it same problem with this Nardo Grey Colour??

[@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK]

Nardo Grey will still show the dirt but no where near as much as the black, which is possibly one of the most tedious colours the keep clean.

[@lotpothasi1778]

@@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK it gets less dirty than White colour or not ??

[@Eric_In_SF]

@@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK Yep, I’ll never purchase a black car again

[@Eric_In_SF]

@@lotpothasi1778 black gets way dirtier than white. At least if you live where it snows the dirt and dust and salt blend in with the white. And because white is not reflective you don’t see it as much. Black is incredibly reflective so every little speck of dirt on it blocks the reflection, therefore black cars always look much much dirtier. It’ll be covered in swirl marks from cleaning. The reason wealthy people love black cars is because they can afford to have people keep them meticulously clean, and you have a very clean black car

[@bscott77]

Looks nice but not sure why they did not just spec this colour from the dealer to start with? Audi exclusive paint allows you to chose any colour you like.

[@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK]

At the time, not sure if this is the case now, Audi didn't offer Nardo Grey as an option (customers words). This is why he came to us and rather then just painting it he decided to skin it instead for the added protection benefits.

[@frankshabangu522]

Best of luck to the person who wants this back to black. You'll be peeling till the cows come home.

[@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK]

I understand why you have made this comment as we have seen that situation happen but we have specialised processes and advanced testing and training to solve that issue, which I won't disclose here. Peelable paint sometimes has a bad name but if it's done professionally and with our secret recipe it's perfect. We've peeled off a lot of our product on cars we've completed that have had to come back from accident damage and not had any issues. What are your thoughts on the car and job? Are you a fan?

[@Eric_In_SF]

It’s literally brand new? That doesn’t make any sense. The word literally is used to emphasize something that is true in the most direct sense but if something is brand new, you can’t clarify it further. If it was a used car that looked like it was brand new then you could say it’s literally “like” brand new. Now you’re making an emphasis that this car that’s used is so nice, It could be a new car. See how that works, the used car looking great has room for improvement and emphasis. Whereas a new car is already new you can’t emphasize because there’s no space or room for improvement. Oh, or were you just using it as a crutch for dialogue filler ?

[@TheBodycentreLtdNorwichUK]

Hope you’re okay Eric 🙌🏻