can you add Color Change Wraps and PPF in same time ?????

@@malekkhelifi5116 yes! You can color wrap then protect or…you can also do the all in one colored ppf. Fairly new but it’s gaining more popularity now.

@@tesbros but i don`t think colored ppf is available in Tunisia .. probably find a way to import it like find a way to import tesla

@@tesbros gonna get coloured ppf if it’s available in my country. Thanks for the info!

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We use ppf with the coating but factory coated does not last as long. Usually shops will do a easy upsell and will be a win win for everyone. So I’d recommend coating it if you already ppf-ed the vehicle. Id recommend gtechniq halo, gyeon mohs evo or gyeon ppf for the coating but this is from my experience so ask the shop what they use.

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Congrats on your Tesla purchase! Yes, you can absolutely put ceramic coating over a wrap. It will actually help protect the wrap in some ways along with keeping it glossy, so it's a win-win.

Does ceramic over ppf therefore last longer than just ppf?

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If you have old PPF, as in the kind that didn't have the technology that was developed in the last 10 or so years, then it's going to be a bit harder to remove and might leave residue. That's the kind that used to yellow and crack when it got old. But nowadays, if you use steam, a heat gun, or even hot water, you can remove much easier with no damage to your paint. PPF has come a long way! Here's our video on removing PPF if you are interested: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/frp5lJuWtdSapKM.html

Steaming is the best way to remove PPF or color but yes, both can be removed safely. Could you specify what you mean by the center panels? Glad it was helpful, Juliet!

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Thanks, Pat! It all depends on the shop but typically we charge roughly $6500 for stealth and considering colored PPF cost more than stealth PPF, it'll be higher than that.

Avery (graphics.averydennison.com/content/dam/averydennison/graphics/na/en/documents/sell-sheets-and-brochures/color-guide/na-swf-color-card-en.pdf) and 3M (multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1713013O/wrap-film-brochure-100-colors.pdf) vinyl is typically what I use, and they have several white options. I'd call wrap shops in your area and get some quotes. Price range is $2k-6k. It's a large range because it will depend on a few things like where you live and what kind of car you have/how big it is.

It’s the silver metallic. No longer available from Tesla.

@@tesbros thanks! If I get a vinyl wrap with ceramic coating with it make the vinyl wrap last longer?

A color wrap doesn’t protect your Tesla so if you do drive a lot on highways and want to protect it, then yes I’d ppf it over the vinyl wrap. Ceramic is always the last to go on and I’d recommend Gtechniq Halo for ceramic coating on vinyl. Ceramic coating doesn’t protect from rock chips though. It’s mostly to give it a glossy wet look.

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Absolutely. PPF is perfectly fine to install over vinyl, plus it’ll make your vinyl last much longer

@@tesbros awesome, thanks for the quick reply. So right now my car has somewhat neglected paintwork. I was thinking to get in wrapped in vinyl (so I can also give it a unique painted look), then PPF it and then get ceramic coating on top. I would look to get all 3 done at the same time and each layer would be doing it's own job. Vinyl = for the colour plus a little bit of protection, PPF = for proper protection and ceramic coat = to help keep it looking clean. Hopefully no problem with that thinking? Or will a hydrophobic PPF affect the ceramic coat application?

@@mil3761 no that’s very common. I would also look into colored ppf. Stek and gswf has many colors.

It can last up to 5 years if well taken care of. We typically see 2-3 years for average owners.

PPF if your only concern is protection. If you want to change the color, go with a color wrap and maybe even throw some PPF on top!

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It does now! STEK is a trailblazer in this as they have different shades for their headlight PPF and they also have red, purple and black. GSWF is another brand well known into the colored PPF. They have a variety of colors. However, it is still fairly new so the colors may be limited right now.

@@tesbros thank you!

No, ceramic coating should always be last. PPF first, ceramic on top! The reason for this is because PPF doesn't adhere to ceramic coatings.

Ceramic coating always goes last due to it's hydrophobic coating. If you have this, the vinyl and PPF won't stick very well. So ideally, it would be stripes, PPF, ceramic coating.

$4,000 to $8,000 depending on where you live. What I usually recommend is just doing a front package and rockers that'll be $1,200 to $3,000 and will cover the high impact areas.

@@tesbros thank you for answering and your recommendation this is really helpful

We use Gyeon in our shop! Highly recommend gyeonusa.com/products/q-ppf

@@tesbros But say I only PPF’d the front of the car. Can I still use Gyeon to protect the rest of it with ceramic coating?

Yes and no. Ceramic coating is great for reducing micro scratches like swirl marks since it is harder and more durable than your paint. However, it's not scratch proof. A bad car wash can still scratch your ceramic coating. Think of it like a second clear coat. On the other hand, PPF will be fine against swirl marks as it self heals.

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Ceramic coating over PPF

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