Never been a big fan of them myself and the cars going to sit more than it gets driven. No particular reason. Everyone has their own preferences mine just happens to be a spray on version. We had something put on my wife's Yukon at the dealer and I was actually impressed. And it was $600 to have done. That thing cleans up so easy it's ridiculous. They just recommend you get it coated once a year or so.
I'd highly recommend getting PPF on the front. The paint on these things chips way too easily. It doesn't take much at all before the chips start appearing. Obviously it depends on the roads around you but out here in California, I got a small chip during my first time on the freeway on my way to my PPF installer. :doh:
What do you have on yours? Is the quarts a spray on product? I've seen something quarts finest talked about on here a bit. Too tired to be Googling right now...
Your Yukon was probably treated with Zak-Tec or a similar product. I think it goes for about that much $ and it requires a yearly reapplication. They also make a product for interiors that also needs yearly reapplication. I can't say if either one works or not, since I've never personally used it. I just noticed it as a dealer add-on at one of the Ford dealers I visited back when I was shopping.
Scott you must be one bad sunday driver to not have any car ahead of you when driving.
Easy.Scott you must be one bad sunday driver to not have any car ahead of you when driving.
You're gonna have to teach me how to do it, cuz i could never figure it out with all the stupid drivers we have around here.
See that's the problem, when doing that i seem to be catching up faster on the cars ahead of me. ;) You never win it seems.
