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    #16
    I'm not sure, I just remember when I looked into it, they were down that way, it was too far to drive with bubble wrap on ..... I kid you not

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      #17
      Mine is done with the full kit and the complete roof is done too, convinced my mate to his 1M and he did, great protection in the long term. About 900 inc fitting mine was.

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        #18
        There is also a similar stuff for windscreens now too by Clearplex. http://www.clearplex.com/ It is good if you track your car a lot or do a lot of highway miles.

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          #19
          Originally posted by NBTBRV8 View Post
          There is also a similar stuff for windscreens now too by Clearplex. http://www.clearplex.com/ It is good if you track your car a lot or do a lot of highway miles.
          Hmmm, not sure about that, HATE the distortion through Ford heated windscreens (hire cars). Yup good theory tho', exagerating a little but the windscreen in the csl is almost frosted bathroom glass when it rains [61k miles]... can feel a breakage coming on :whistle:

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            #20
            My car has genuine Amourfend fitted to the front section of the bonnet, front bumper, headlights, rear wheel arches, strip below lights & front section of the front wings. It's was fitted by Amourfend themselves mid '09. When I bought the car the stuff was a bit marked but polished out with normal quality polish. Even the edge of the film is difficult to see when you've carefully cleaned it and the sheets are perfectly cut around the bonnet badge etc.. The invoice shows £616.46 all in with a 15% discount. Installation cost was £270+vat.
            I reckon it's great stuff :smokin:

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              #21
              Might be worth a look

              These guys just started up at Leatherhead

              [url]Www.surreyprojects.c.uk

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                #22
                Originally posted by streightsix View Post
                Hmmm, not sure about that, HATE the distortion through Ford heated windscreens (hire cars). Yup good theory tho', exagerating a little but the windscreen in the csl is almost frosted bathroom glass when it rains [61k miles]... can feel a breakage coming on :whistle:
                I'm fitting it to my GT3 in a few weeks, so I'll report back how good/bad it is.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by plumber vic View Post
                  These guys just started up at Leatherhead

                  [url]Www.surreyprojects.c.uk
                  Cool, thanks for that - they're only about 20 mins from work - think I'll check them out next week...

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                    #24
                    My CSL has extensive protection film around it. Most of the exterior, including carbon fibre bits obvioulsy and also the interior cf bits have been done too. I would do it without doubt on next car, very pleased with it.

                    Here's a write up by the previous owner: http://skiddmark.com/2008/06/running...nt-protection/

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                      #25
                      Paintsheild in Peterborough, xpel 'self healing' film,

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                        #26
                        Highly recommend Nick Phelps at CG Performance in Tring if you want film applied - the best installer of PPF!!! You wouldn't be disappointed

                        Pay cheap and you get cheap film that will turn yellow after a period of time with leading edges of film starting to lift.

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