Avery Nano-Fusion

If memory serves me....Avery Nano Fusion is supposed to be the bees-knees on PPF in the market.



I have had numerous films of all likes installed. MY preference being Ventureshield.

Over the years, I have not had any film installed on my * new toys*. Forget the marketing, forget the *bleh*, the fact of the matter is, PPF will soak up grime and will YELLOW. How good your eyes see it is another matter. I did post a pic of PPF removed from the car and you can clearly see the coloration....





Fast forward today. Thanks to Sandy, my DD is in the shop getting quite some TLC. I love my bodyshop....they truely know how to *work it out* between them and the appraiser. Just debating whether I am going to PPF the DD. The bottom of the sill rockers is not even up for discussion. But the traditional areas in the front, etc....well, that`s open to a subjective approach.



I won`t talk myself like I`ve had in the past cause I`m so much better off with PPF....and I`m protected.



Let me hear it for those who have seen the long term usage with the Avery Nano Fusion..

Paging Rick Rack or any PPF guru.



Winter seems to be holding out like last year, so no salt or SAND in the roads...

Another ? - How long would you let fresh paint cure before doing PPF. The rockers I have and always done....and the DD is scheduled to be done in the shop in about 2 weeks out.

I thought it to be relatively new to the market, so I dont think that anyone has long term...maybe its something else I am thinking of though