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So I'm just outside of Philadelphia Pennsylvania about 50 min to get to the center but I'm willing to drive if it's a good shop. I'm trying to stay skmewhat on a budget and get my 2017 paint corrected and ceramic coated. (Clearcoat is chipping off pass ever door at edge but I think ceramic cost...

Daily driver? Stick all day longer. Better antitheft. Better mpg. MUCHHH MORE reliable than the shit 10 speeds they got and significantly more fun to drive. Grab some op mustang fluid, mgw shifter and a steeda clutch spring and it's effortless to drive. (Coming from someone with really bad knees...

Random question, I'm going on a trip next week and I've tried the touchless car wash with no luck, the back end of my vehicle is already super scratched up but the front half was repajnted so I'm trying to keep it somewhat nice so I can get the whole car corrected and ceramic coated. But how can...

You can remove all the rasp from a coyote already. All you need is a helmholtz system like thermal r&d, awe, solo etc. helmholtz solves it all

Or just buy a stick shift. Best anti theft out there.

Try using the USB method to force update to sync 3.4

I checked 2 weeks ago I thought I replied, the oil level is easier to read now that it's brown but so far even with extreme driving it seems to have remained pretty steady (checked it cold and haven't checked it warm yet) still waiting to get the car into the shop. The issue I had before has...

Mine is xpel film. Also my neighbors may not be able to see me but they all know who I am and it's funny to watch them wave at me when I drive past since they can't see me wave back. Around here my car stands out. It's clean but besides that it's the only mustang around that doesn't sound like...

Heard good things from a friend when I went to them, probably not going to use them again because it's not worth the drive when I can do someone closer. Just hoping they make it right and don't try to blame me for the issue. They took care of some distortion after just under 2 years so I'm sure...

Oh it's not the glass. They redid the tint from before since it had wavy distortion. Which this one also has and last time they said it would go away after it cured and it never did. But it didn't have that big line across it that looks like a scratch, it's not a windshield issue it looks like...

Oh I get ticketed all the time. But they aren't bubbles, ones like a scratch/deformation. Not a bubble? And the little dots I think are just the windshield being sandblasted by road debris and stuff from normal driving

Inside but it's visible from the outside too. Unfortunately there's also like a million small dots but that's just wear and tear on the windshield I can't do anything about

Didn't ask, don't care. I have medical reasons for it that I don't need to not want to discuss online.

No, for #3, these 3 are all of the same issue. The issue isn't the outside it's just visible from the outside as air pockets. The tint itself is visible from the inside (first image) it looks like the film was scratched or deformed somehow. It's definitely a tint issue since my old window did...

Yeah I plan to wait for the cure time but my biggest concern is this spot, it looks damaged first image is from the inside of the car looking out and the other 2 are from the outside looking in, it's visible on both sides

So I had my windshield retinted today and I'm wondering about the best way to approach this. I have a few issues 1, weird mark like a bubble rolled over/scratch/wrinkle maybe? 2, (circled in blue) a very small spot that looks like brown something for trapped under the film. 3, an absurd...

I have a doctor's note and prescription aswell as a printout of my medical history showing it's not bs. But even with all of that it's not legal in pa. The only medical exemption is for 100% clear colorless tint which won't help me. I've paid over 1.2k in fines but it's worth it. I can't see...

Not an option in places for instance in PA no tint at all is legal in any window and even a sun strip is questionable. You might aswell go dark if you tint it since any film at all will both fail inspection and get you pulled over. They don't even measure it either, 100% clear tint is the same...

Is that 20 on the windshield too? I'm getting mine retinted rn (same percent as before just warranty). 5% all around 20% windshield. Debating 15% windshield later on by stacking percents

Any recommendations for interior cleaners? And for exterior what to clean wheel adhesive residue from stickers?