Ceramic coating

[Dirtypope]

Dirtypope, That shine is amazing, just looking at your pictures shows that it is worth it! I like the subtle decal on the hood and not having the graphics package on it. I had to do a double take on the flares, without my glasses on they looked like carbon fiber

Real nice Raptor you have there!

Thank you so much!!

 

[Oldfart]

I had my '20 done right after I picked it up. I had the shop do paint correction, graphic install, PPF, and Ceramic. I stopped into the shop the second day and was blown away with how great the Race Red looked. It really popped and looked like wet glass. Then the shop guy told me that they didn't even do the ceramic coating yet! For the guys that want to do it themselves, don't underestimate how important the paint correction is. It's not like they just give it a quick clay bar and coat it. I know their correction was WAY BEYOND what I ever could have done on my own.








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[richnot]

I had my '20 done right after I picked it up. I had the shop do paint correction, graphic install, PPF, and Ceramic. I stopped into the shop the second day and was blown away with how great the Race Red looked. It really popped and looked like wet glass. Then the shop guy told me that they didn't even do the ceramic coating yet! For the guys that want to do it themselves, don't underestimate how important the paint correction is. It's not like they just give it a quick clay bar and coat it. I know their correction was WAY BEYOND what I ever could have done on my own.




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Once again your truck looks amazing and after spending that much on a Raptor why not protect it. Just consider what you pay for the factory graphics, over $2k and all they offer is a change in appearance. Why not spend it on protection and like everyone says it makes washing your truck a breeze.

What mud flaps are you using? I believe 911Crazy is going with the Rally Armor set

 

[Oldfart]

Once again your truck looks amazing and after spending that much on a Raptor why not protect it. Just consider what you pay for the factory graphics, over $2k and all they offer is a change in appearance. Why not spend it on protection and like everyone says it makes washing your truck a breeze.

What mud flaps are you using? I believe 911Crazy is going with the Rally Armor set

Thanks, I was more than happy to dump some money to finish it up right, and have it protected and easy to clean. It helped that I saved so much by going with Rappy on my graphics.

I went with the Weathertech flaps. Very good quality, easy install, great factory fit. I spent a little extra to get the mid flap kit that attached to the side steps, but once I put it on I didn't like the look too much. If I was constantly on mud and stone roads I probably would use it, but otherwise I wouldn't spend any extra for it.

 

[911 Crazy]

I had my '20 done right after I picked it up. I had the shop do paint correction, graphic install, PPF, and Ceramic. I stopped into the shop the second day and was blown away with how great the Race Red looked. It really popped and looked like wet glass. Then the shop guy told me that they didn't even do the ceramic coating yet! For the guys that want to do it themselves, don't underestimate how important the paint correction is. It's not like they just give it a quick clay bar and coat it. I know their correction was WAY BEYOND what I ever could have done on my own.




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Looking good Mr. Punisher! Ordered me a lighted Punisher trailer tow hitch. Should be awesome!

 

[Oldfart]

Looking good Mr. Punisher! Ordered me a lighted Punisher trailer tow hitch. Should be awesome!

Thanks, I'm looking forward to seeing what your truck turns out like, if you ever pick it up!

 

[911 Crazy]

Thanks, I'm looking forward to seeing what your truck turns out like, if you ever pick it up!

No plans for that. Now that would end the journey....and the numbered threads.