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Originally Posted by Dadhawk
Understood, and like I said, I totally understand why some folks would want it done to perfection, but wanted to make sure I'm not missing something. I guess my point is that given, to me, my paint is not flawed and I'm quite happy with it, what is the harm doing it without all the extra dollars to get to some state that I don't see a need for? Could it look better, probably. Is it worth the cost to me to get it there, probably not given I'm satisfied now.
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The quote I received included basic new car prep, but I asked for the price with correction in case there was the need. In any case, if you can't see the difference then there's no use 'splaining. If you've got the disposable income, get a FULL detail from some of the guys that the euro lux and exotic owners go to. I guarantee your car will look BETTER than new and you'll look like this:
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Originally Posted by Dadhawk
And to me, if I was going to spend the money for one or the other, I'd rather spend it on something that will protect from chipping rather than something that protects the shine. If I paid the same for Opticoat I'd regret it the first time a stone takes a chip out of the paint.
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I understand the clear-bra, but the number of awesome installations I've seen are MINUSCULE compared to the number of fucked up installations. Going further, a good coverage (whole hood, bumper, mirrors, entire front fenders, area behind front wheel) clear bra can easily run over $1000. Rock chips will happen and they're unavoidable... for me it's about how easy it will be to be maintain the paint plus keeping it fresher looking longer.
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Originally Posted by Dadhawk
Different strokes... :happy0180:
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