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Garyd
I was just thinking why not use spray instead of film. I would have a real mess trying to put the film on and around all stuff on bike. This spray looks like it would be so much easier and if it protects then why not use it?
A so called no-brainer?
Hap
I would be very interested in your results as mine is bare now and im trying to make up my mind which to use. film or spray
John --- several questions since u r now the lead "Sprayer"
Did u take the lowers off to spray them? -- would seem this would be the easy route on that part --- could also add the quick detach kit while I was doing this part.
Next question --- I am assuming several light layers will get the desired results --- that being to equal or exceed the mill thickness of the applied film material ---- not sure how one judges that???---
Also --- do you have to do in one day? and drying time between coats or just keep going with successive passes till u "feel" thick enough do understand the "do not overspray --orange-peel will result.
I am all over this spray concept as have not previously been thrilled with several "professional" film installs.
Dang -- 15 degrees and snowing here in CO
GO BRONCOS
G
Any one have problems with scuffing after they have this film applied the stuff harley davidson put on shows scuffs and cannot be buffed out just wondering if this spray is any better than what harley davidson uses? Fenders are all scuffed after very short time and this film harley davidson sells is very easy to boot scuffs and looks like crap due to touching with boots. IS the spray any better with boot scuffs?
Any one have problems with scuffing after they have this film applied the stuff harley davidson put on shows scuffs and cannot be buffed out just wondering if this spray is any better than what harley davidson uses? Fenders are all scuffed after very short time and this film harley davidson sells is very easy to boot scuffs and looks like crap due to touching with boots. IS the spray any better with boot scuffs?
Any one have problems with scuffing after they have this film applied the stuff harley davidson put on shows scuffs and cannot be buffed out just wondering if this spray is any better than what harley davidson uses? Fenders are all scuffed after very short time and this film harley davidson sells is very easy to boot scuffs and looks like crap due to touching with boots. IS the spray any better with boot scuffs?
Any updates on spray?Thanks garyD
where can I buy film for $50
i like sound of spray but don't see that many people using it?
i feel the fenders need something and fast while it is new!
hap
Any updates on spray?
i need to do something
thanks
Any one have problems with scuffing after they have this film applied the stuff harley davidson put on shows scuffs and cannot be buffed out just wondering if this spray is any better than what harley davidson uses? Fenders are all scuffed after very short time and this film harley davidson sells is very easy to boot scuffs and looks like crap due to touching with boots. IS the spray any better with boot scuffs?
You need to look into either XPEL or SunTek film for your trike. I've had the "Harley Junk" then 3M on mine and had scuffing with both.
Had my next door neighbor, who does film applications for a living, over one night and he put on XPEL Ultimate film on my trike and that was the end to scuff marks. It's self healing. Just leave it in the sun or you can pour warm water over it and the scuff marks just disappear. It works just like their video shows...
Mine is wrapped from the pin striping on the outside edge around to the inside edge of the fender. My neighbor covers high end cars, Lambo's etc. with this stuff and has been doing it for years. I'm sure his technique has been developed over time. He did the fenders, side covers, and a small section of gas tank where my jeans scuffed the back end of the tank.
I guess I lucked out; as he doesn't fool with bikes and focuses on the high end cars. There is some crazy money spent out there for protecting them...
This film seems to have a lot more stretch than the HD or 3 M stuff that I had on before. Take a look online at the XPEL or the SunTek website. They both have self healing. The SunTek I think is a little less expensive. Here is a link to SunTek:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJaTGoDIQtU&feature=plcp
The scratch healing aspect blew me away when he demonstrated it. It will disappear on it's own in the sun in about 5 to 10 minutes or you can use a heat gun or warm water and speed up the healing process.
As for flexibility around curves, check out this guy wrapping a Porsche mirror.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciim0TvCjaI
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