The all new Honda FL5 Civic Type R transformed with an Xpel Stealth conversion 

Glad you’re happy Frank, it was a pleasure to work on your beast!!!

How much did it cost to do the ppf?

LMAO. You hate it too, huh? It always reminds me of my old high school friend's old 1970 Chevelle SS that was always primer-gray.

Its not primer gray it actually has a green shimmer in the sun and is blue gray on overcast days. Its a brilliant color.

Haha that’s the whole point of PPF - chip, scratch and scrape resistant with a self healing top coat

First time I see Mate PPF 🤯 it looks insane

It does indeed look even better in person… completely transformed the look!

I'd say it would be between $4500-$6000.

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There’s a big difference in quality between XPEL and Rayno. A claimed figure of a 1% increase in IR reduction does not constitute a better performing film. The performance is measured in multiple aspects

@@danieltaylor2549 nobody cares

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@@RICARD01 nobody cares that you think nobody cares.

PPF is a little different to vinyl in that in the adhesive doesn’t break down and eat into the paint… I do agree that vinyl has that effect however.

Well you aren't gonna get a good OEM finish from Honda 😂

Please explain for us newbs synny hit cold snow rain what are some if the disadvantages. And what hapoen to clear and black bras etv

@@Sinoopsyeah you will cause it aint a ford or gm

Maybe I'm old school, but I'm not a fan of matt finish on cars and hate some of the industrial looking tan, brown & greys that came out over the past few years. Recently one of my favorite paint color is the deep pearlescent red Mazda uses on the Miata MX-5. Wow.