Question on New Car paint protection

**2510** · 09-04-2015, 04:25 PM

WOW - such great insights - THANK YOU all for the input. I am bringing my sons car to be window tinted tomorrow - same guy that did mine and I am setting appointment up to do clear bra - Xpel looks like the ticket.

This is a daily driver - 2000 miles in two weeks so far. My '08 SRT8 I put 200k on.

I am going to the step by step you suggested and I think I will try the WDGS product - why not. So different when I used to use filling glaze to get rid of swirl marks - I'm dating myself.

A local detailer that was recommended is doing a detail on Saturday just to get the first coat of wax on, then I will take over from there.

Thanks again for the input - this forum is great and I am glad and humbled you all liked the car. It moves as good as it looks too!!!

**Blue911** · 09-05-2015, 09:54 AM

I am having an XPel clear bra applied to my new 911 GTS and was wondering what to use on it. A sealant or wax? Any suggestions are welcome.

**Danny9447537** · 09-30-2015, 01:27 AM

Congratulations on your new car! It looks wicked sick!

I would honestly wrap the entire car with Xpel clear bra film but make sure you get it done by a professional. Very costly, but it's well worth it in the long run! Good luck!

**Danny9447537** · 09-30-2015, 01:35 AM

Originally Posted by Blue911

I am having an XPel clear bra applied to my new 911 GTS and was wondering what to use on it. A sealant or wax? Any suggestions are welcome.

If you have the money try looking into opti-coat. I believe there are two different kinds of opti-coat, one that's available to the pubic and one that's only available through professional installers. If you get it professionally done then they provide a 5 year warranty on it.