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very well put, and if bluegrass actually stated it like how you did, we would be having a nice constructive conversation.

yup again, i wouldn't worry too much about the pricing since it's none of your concern. But it seems like you just can't let it go..haha $800 is the starting price topping off at $1500. Just like PPF starting at $1500.

you are so right with this statement.

maybe another question is why is PPF so much? it's just film right?

Thanks man, i'm kinda of curious myself..and hope it works out too...i mean dang i already did it, so no turning back right? will try to update with some pics.

hey thanks for looking out for me, but i think i'll do just fine without you trolling me with 20 questions, ESPECIALLY For someone who's not interested in this product. still can't get over why the price is the price? I would move on now. thanks but for those who are interested, please feel...

yup, it's an authorized installer, you can look it up at dipyourcar.com yes 14 coats just like the video. i've done my research and have looked around for a good reputable installer.

before you put your foot in your mouth, why don't you read this other thread that mentions how much layers the same installer put on his car? And if ppf doesn't require a full blown paint booth same goes for vinyl, WHY does it cost in the thousands...

dude you need to chill, i just responded. There's no secret...jeesh. and what do you care? you're not even remotely interested in this product.

in nyc from the quotes i got for autoflex spray shield. full front ~$800 - $1500 full car ~$2500 - $3500 full front ppf = ~$1800 - $3000 full car ~ $5,000 - $8,000 comes with 1 year warranty, and will cover any defects for autoflex, PPF comes with 5 years of warranty, but you would have to...

yup definitely have to agree with you. downtime is about 1-2 days for autoflex spray shield which isn't too bad considering that's the same amount of downtime for a good PPF install. There are stages you can get this installed, one is full autoflex paint and then applying autoflex spray shield...

you're telling me PPF is priced lower than $1800 in your area? well that explains a lot, No wonder you would never want to try something different like this autoflex. If PPF here in NYC was priced like your area, i'd probably stay with something i know works. But it's not, and hence the reason...

Thanks man, it's something new that not everyone is aware of. I'm just bringing awareness about another viable option to paint protection that's all. Everyone is different. I just can't fathom spending thousands on PPF anymore going forward, I've had PPF done on all my previous cars and although...

i hate to burst your bubble, but it is more economical than PPF, How do i know? I've asked an actual installer, have you? Do you even know how much PPF goes for? maybe it's more cheaper where you are, but in NYC, it's anywhere from $1800 - $3000 for the FULL front end.. Do you know how much it...

Fortin is a pretty good system. I personally prefer compustar as you dont need the extra step of pressing the start/stop button to take over the vehicle. If you do have the radar cruise Control, make sure to update your firmware to the latest or else you will get error messages with fortin. Also...

You really have no idea about autoflex do you? Do you even know anyone who has done it? And I guess you didnt read the part that its more economical than ppf? (Its on my first post as I was stating that this could be a good alternative) And I guess you also missed the part thats its also...

You are right, It could be the clarity of the video, how about this walk around video that has autoflex spray shield applied, is it good enough for a better assessment? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XkrTy7HD6U https://www.instagram.com/p/B2_2iXmns9w/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet...

Same could be said when your car gets fixed after a car accident same could be said when your car gets it's wheels rotated, same could be said when your car gets an oil change...etc...hmmmmm how does one know it's done properly??? I would think that is a job of the trained professional to make...

if you really think it is dimmer, i would take it in to the dealership, compare it side by side to another cx-5, and if it is indeed dimmer, Ask Mazda to swap them out.

that video is to show what it can do, it's not really a good indicator of it's quality and finish, you know it was sprayed on a salvaged wrecked panel right? maybe this might be a better link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDUHsUjSQwY btw. autoflex is the more "sophisticated" version of...