PPF and Paint correction recommendation?

[SupraEffective]

Hey yall, so with the crazy rain here in California ive gotten so many rock chips it looks like my car has acne.

Anyone know of a place that does paint correction and PPF in the San Fernando Valley/Ventura County?

I only plan on just doing paint correction/ppf on the front bumper. If this has been mention I could you please link me?

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[CafeRacerQueen]

From experience, I'd definitely recommend front bumper, partial hood and front and rear flanks behind the wheels if you're ever going to run wider than stock or spacers.

 

[jtsang25]

Lower fender and rocker panel area. But if your car is already rock chipped, why not just cope with it until it gets worse then respray before filming.

 

[SupraEffective]

Lower fender and rocker panel area. But if your car is already rock chipped, why not just cope with it until it gets worse then respray before filming.

Because I cant stop looking at it lol

Plus I rather deal with it before it gets worse, its not so bad.

 

[jtsang25]

Because I cant stop looking at it lol

Plus I rather deal with it before it gets worse, its not so bad.

Paint correction isn't going to fix the rock chips. You'll still notice it with film on it.

 

[SupraEffective]

Paint correction isn't going to fix the rock chips. You'll still notice it with film on it.

Damn

 

[Supra_UK_]

Damn

A compromise could be getting a paint matched touch up kit + touch up lacquer, then PPF over it, will still be far improved especially from a distance

 

[SupraEffective]

A compromise could be getting a paint matched touch up kit + touch up lacquer, then PPF over it, will still be far improved especially from a distance

Yeah Ive recently bought the Touch Up Paint from Speed industry.

I just wanted to see if i can find some who specialize in this stuff since I'm not so confident.

 

[Jmanlevan]

I highly recommend paint touch up kits from Dr colorchip and Scratches Happen. I’ve used both and they are fantastic and easy to use despite their relatively cheap price. If I were you, I’d try this route first and then ppf over it if you like it. If you don’t, it’s not a ton of money wasted and you could have it respirated. The only thing is, a lot of PPF will peel up paint on a respray when PPF is removed in the future. It’s a pretty common thing. So just know that and be prepared if you decide to go that route if you plan on keeping the car long term.

 

[SupraEffective]

I highly recommend paint touch up kits from Dr colorchip and Scratches Happen. I’ve used both and they are fantastic and easy to use despite their relatively cheap price. If I were you, I’d try this route first and then ppf over it if you like it. If you don’t, it’s not a ton of money wasted and you could have it respirated. The only thing is, a lot of PPF will peel up paint on a respray when PPF is removed in the future. It’s a pretty common thing. So just know that and be prepared if you decide to go that route if you plan on keeping the car long term.

Thanks I will give this a look as well.

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