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I put a down payment on a new FLSTC at Old Glory HD this week, and when I called to schedule settlement, the lady in the business office tried to sell me paint protection coating for $499 (along with some other extra-cost bells and whistles). I said no, but it's not too late to change the call on that. Does anybody here have an informed opinion about this?
I'll wax it for you for $399. Just think, I just save you $100. And I know how to do it. Rub on one way and rub off the other. And for that other $100, I know a lady who will do your bells and whistle twice.
I put a down payment on a new FLSTC at Old Glory HD this week, and when I called to schedule settlement, the lady in the business office tried to sell me paint protection coating for $499 (along with some other extra-cost bells and whistles). I said no, but it's not too late to change the call on that. Does anybody here have an informed opinion about this?
Paint protection coating aka wax.
They will charge you $499 for a service gopher earning $8/hr to spend 20 minutes applying wax. RIPSAW is definitely a better deal.
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