pingable
06-03-2008, 07:06 AM
It`s time consuming but I generally tape to the edge with 1/16+ overlap on the film and then do the film. Vice vesa, tape on the film with 1/16" overlap on the paint.
Remove tape and then very gently, get the gap in between.
Curious what your methods are....
Accumulator
06-03-2008, 11:22 AM
chefwong- Just dealt with this on the Denali XL, which has quite a bit of PPF all over it (the Porsches/Audis/BMW just had little areas of factor PPF that were easy to work around).
That overlapped-edge taping is what I did when working on the surrounding paint and I don`t expect to polish the PPF all that often.
When I polished the PPF itself, I didn`t bother taping the edge, I just "worked off the edge" as best I could. Seemed to work OK, no polish buildup along the edge; whatever was there wiped right off with the other polish residue.
Bigpoppa3346
06-03-2008, 04:16 PM
I just polish right over the edges, the residue doesn`t seem to build up on the edge (I`m using a PC).
Now *claying* around these areas is another story. :(