3M or Xpel over time, still good?
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3M or Xpel over time, still good?
I know there's been a lot of threads discussing paint protection films but I was curious of everyone's opinions after they have had it on their bikes and trikes for several years.
I have heard that they can build up wax and dirt along the edges making that film edge much more visible over time.
I live on gravel roads and want to do what I can to protect it early. I know normal road debris will happen just trying to avoid the excessive gravel chips from riding a lot of gravel.
I have heard that they can build up wax and dirt along the edges making that film edge much more visible over time.
I live on gravel roads and want to do what I can to protect it early. I know normal road debris will happen just trying to avoid the excessive gravel chips from riding a lot of gravel.
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I know there's been a lot of threads discussing paint protection films but I was curious of everyone's opinions after they have had it on their bikes and trikes for several years.
I have heard that they can build up wax and dirt along the edges making that film edge much more visible over time.
I live on gravel roads and want to do what I can to protect it early. I know normal road debris will happen just trying to avoid the excessive gravel chips from riding a lot of gravel.
I have heard that they can build up wax and dirt along the edges making that film edge much more visible over time.
I live on gravel roads and want to do what I can to protect it early. I know normal road debris will happen just trying to avoid the excessive gravel chips from riding a lot of gravel.
Additionally, the film can always be removed and replaced with new stuff, so clean it while it's off.
Bubba
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