Eco-paint shild

[theserbian1]

Eco-shild
Hi everyone..
I got the eco-shild paint protection for $500+ when i ordered my car, and now i was wondering :

How do I know, that dealreship did apply that paint protection to my car, as my paint been white, and just looks ordinary, as any other WHITE..
And just to mention, my friend got the same sort paint protection for his car, and his car looks way more shinier than mine..??..!!..

So question is how do I acctualy know that they did apply it..?...(besides lookin at the booklet, that they did give me.).....

cheers

[Corey_R]

Hi mate. Good question. No idea how you tell...

I generally recommend that you don't purchase them anyway, as the "paint protection" products that many dealers offer are often very "lacking". Sometimes it's the "ming mole" herself that applies it!

[theserbian1]

Hi mate. Good question. No idea how you tell...

I generally recommend that you don't purchase them anyway, as the "paint protection" products that many dealers offer are often very "lacking". Sometimes it's the "ming mole" herself that applies it!

haha....yes i think so...
they didnt convince me, but they did talk my wife into it...
i just think that option was BIG waste of $....
cheers

[Maverick]

Sometimes it's the "ming mole" herself that applies it!

That would at least go some way towards making the exorbitant prices seem more reasonable.

[Maverick]

So question is how do I acctualy know that they did apply it..?...(besides lookin at the booklet, that they did give me.).....

cheers

Either way it's worthless, you can buy a good quality sealant for $30 and this do the car 2-3 times and take less then a few hours including a surface clean first. Apply this every 12 months, wash the car with a quality car wash and your car will thank you. If you park outside all the time I'd be doing it 2-3 times a year.

[Corey_R]

That would at least go some way towards making the exorbitant prices seem more reasonable.

Lol... only if the customer got to observe the process

[theserbian1]

Either way it's worthless, you can buy a good quality sealant for $30 and this do the car 2-3 times and take less then a few hours including a surface clean first. Apply this every 12 months, wash the car with a quality car wash and your car will thank you. If you park outside all the time I'd be doing it 2-3 times a year.

yeah thats what I was thinking...there is nothing better, than to give new car personal touch of "love"..
i really feelt riped of, but yeah..

cheers