Protecting The Worlds Fastest Porsche 911 | GT2RS

[@stevegaspar]

Fantastic work! Happy to see a dealership take car protection seriously.

[@lesgarten]

Nice info!

[@petemorbius3936]

why remove the stickers?

[@jtaxd]

Hi Peter, sometimes a customer doesn't want certain decals on their car, so we remove them. Other times, we are replacing the decals over top of the PPF, because if we put the PPF over top of the vinyl decal, it can leave an air line around the edge of the decal, or change the finish of the decal (if it is satin or matte).

[@uniquemr99]

Well done. BTW left out the GT2RS rear decal and front Porsche crest? :)

[@jtaxd]

Thank you. That's right - the client preferred the look of the car without those particular decals.

[@obi-wankenobi7160]

Awesome job, do you guys treat all customers this way or only the ones with extremely deep pockets?

[@jtaxd]

Thank you for watching! Our mission is to provide an over-the-top service to all of our clients and we treat each car as though it were our own. We install full vehicle PPF wraps regularly. Ceramic coatings, body disassembly and PPF customization are offered to each client during consultation. There are additional charges for much of the work being shown here and each client can decide where they will find the most value for their particular vehicle.

[@aviator-kn8zq]

im sure they do :)

[@Orcanislupus]

@@jtaxd How long does the paint protection last?

[@jtaxd]

@@OrcanislupusThe paint protection film should last forever and comes with a 10 year warranty. We offer ceramic coatings that last between 2 and 9 years on a daily driver. On a car like this that will be summer driven and rarely washed, a "2 year" coating could last 5+ years.

[@idrivearttabletennis]

I'm going to guess $24,252.30 Canadian (or $18,000 US) to do that. Wonder how close I got. But great video and considering the cost of the car, not a bad investment.

[@jtaxd]

Thank you, David. You are certainly in the ballpark with your estimate of the value.

[@aviator-kn8zq]

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