The Importance of Paint Protection Film (PPF) for Your New Car

Today on Shmee150, we witness the audacious act of intentionally damaging a brand new Ford Mustang Dark Horse. Yes, you heard that right. This car, only one day old, is about to undergo a series of tests to prove the effectiveness of paint protection film (ppf). Shmee takes us to Ceramic Pro Chicago, where the team is ready to prepare the Beast, the Dark Horse, for some epic adventures.

But before we dive into the action, let's take a moment to appreciate the sheer beauty of this Mustang. Shmee has chosen the Oxford white color, giving it that Stormtrooper look. The vinyls on the hood, with the Mustang Dark Horse lettering in dual-tone grays, add a touch of aggression. Now, the question is, what will Shmee do with these vinyls? Will he remove them and install new ones on top of the ppf, or will he go for the direct installation of ppf, potentially changing the look and appearance of the car?

To understand the importance of ppf, Shmee takes us to meet his friend Alex, who owns a 981 GT4 with nearly 100,000 miles on it. The car bears the scars of stone chips and road rash, a result of its extensive travels. Shmee emphasizes the need to protect his Dark Horse from similar damage, showcasing the stone chips on the side blades and the lower plastic front splitter of Alex's car. These chips not only mar the appearance but can also lead to lack of appeal and require expensive resprays.

With the Dark Horse now at Ceramic Pro Chicago, the team begins the process of installing the full ceramic Pro ultimate armor package. This package offers complete appearance protection with a lifetime warranty. It includes ppf installation and ceramic coatings on all smooth painted surfaces, plastics, wheels, lights, and glass. Shmee and Adam from Ceramic Pro discuss the defects found on the factory paint, such as dirt nibs and sanding marks, which will be addressed before the installation.

The highlight of the video is the demonstration of the self-healing properties of ppf. Shmee fearlessly attacks a test patch on his own car with a wire brush, creating scratches on the gloss black surface. But with the application of heat, the scratches magically disappear, leaving no trace behind. It's a sight to behold, proving the effectiveness of ppf in protecting the car's paintwork.

In conclusion, Shmee's bold decision to intentionally damage his brand new Mustang Dark Horse is not as crazy as it sounds. It's a necessary sacrifice to showcase the importance of ppf in preserving the pristine appearance of a car. With the full ceramic Pro ultimate armor package, Shmee's Dark Horse will be ready to take on any adventure, protected from the perils of stone chips and road rash. The self-healing properties of ppf are truly remarkable, ensuring that the Dark Horse will always look fresh and new, no matter what challenges it faces on the road.

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Viewer Reactions for DAMAGING MY NEW CAR!? Mustang Dark Horse SCRATCH TEST

• Vinyl gloss will look better on the car
• Congratulations and thank you to the editing team
• The full carbon GT is incredibly beautiful and menacing
• Wondering if Tim will get a personalized US plate for the car
• Hope Tim keeps the car for a long time
• Question about the self-healing properties of the PPF and potential damage to the vinyl stickers
• The car's colorway/spec will still look good in the future
• Anxiety about scratching the unprotected part of the car
• Excitement for future adventures in the Mustang Dark Horse
• Question about whether the ceramic coating is self-healing or not
• Suggestion to black out the rear tail light panel
• Positive feedback on the video and product
• Curiosity about the car's scratch resistance
• Comment calling the video an infomercial
• Some viewers like the scratched and dirty GT4
• Comment about the damage adding character to the car
• Appreciation for the custom Dark Horse/Ceramic Pro/SHMEE skateboard deck
• Curiosity about an item on the board in the video
• Love for the car but dislike for the black vinyl stickers
• Comparison between Ceramic Pro and Topaz
• Comment calling the video one big ad
• Doubt about the effectiveness of the paint protection
• Question about the storage location for the car in the US and comparison to UK paint protection
• Appreciation for the classic cars in the storage facility
• Suggestion to use the black and pink design from the board on the car.