Clark_Kent
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The ppf damaging paint on removal talk track has been bandied about for years, and with all due respect, I disagree with that position. It's a falsehood from the whole cloth. I have not seen evidence that is highly probable, reliable, and with consistent results that supports the theory that ppf removal after 5+ years damages the underlying surface. Could it happen? Sure. But will it occur with a high degree of certainty? It will not. What I have seen, is the one off Reddit, YouTube, or IG post about ppf pulling off paint on removal.Certainly agree. Just for the record, I'm not attempting to accuse you specifically of fear inducing, however all I'm saying is anytime I ever see anyone say PPF is a bad idea, this is the point they usually default to, which is fair. I just don't think in a large data set, that many cars that do get PPFed, and removed after 5-10 years, end up resulting in damaged paint. That's all. Hence why I think it's an overexaggerated argumentative point. You almost shouldn't even have to worry about this so long as you choose good materials/installers. If you don't and pick someone to uninstall your PPF like a jerk after having a bad install, then that's on you. A datapoint I would consider an outlier.
Anyway, nothing but respect for your opinion.
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