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Stupid on my part... rear triangles, gorilla glass, not the power windows.
Yes it can. Though I cannot be sure about its protective capabilities from vandals (assuming that is your purpose) trying to intentionally break that window.
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Yes it can. Though I cannot be sure about its protective capabilities from vandals (assuming that is your purpose) trying to intentionally break that window.
Actually rocks... the leading edge is exposed and seen a few people with issues.
I used the locator tab and took it to a local installer. Here is the response he got on the product:
"Maxxion is undergoing some further enhancements and will likely be completed towards mid-2021. I will keep you updated when it becomes available."
I used the locator tab and took it to a local installer. Here is the response he got on the product:
"Maxxion is undergoing some further enhancements and will likely be completed towards mid-2021. I will keep you updated when it becomes available."
Ouch, the "Band Wagon" just went off a cliff. Researching windshield and headlight protection using PPF - my head is spinning!
It's always good with these kinds of products to see some longterm positive feedback here on Rennlist before one jumps on it.
I had clearplex on my GT4 and it still didn't prevent the windshield from getting a big crack from a canyon run. I'll pass on all these add-ons and just pay the deductible if my windshield cracks.
I experienced the same with Clearplex. New car, rock about 3mm diameter and pow big crack at about 70 mph
I was beginning to get excited while following this thread ..premier did ppf on couple of my vehicles many years ago (I use someone else now) and with my new G63’s vertical windshield broken once I was going to make use of this ...I guess will have to wait and see
Hmm, I have only run my windshield wipers one cycle when I got caught by a small shower while pulling into my garage a couple months ago. Other then that she has never been rained on Fyi, my full PPF is STEK Dynoshield and I am extremely happy; clean up is a breeze and she shines like glass...the outer layer has ceramic agents bonded at the molecular level.
I used the locator tab and took it to a local installer. Here is the response he got on the product:
"Maxxion is undergoing some further enhancements and will likely be completed towards mid-2021. I will keep you updated when it becomes available."
That sucks. I too was interested and excited about Maxxion, as one of my cars with Clearplex (a daily driver) has already delaminated really badly to the point that it's nearly undriveable now. Gonna replace it on Monday with Clearplex, but will ask the shop about Exoshield too, as they're an authorized installer, but only do Clearplex.
It would not be possible that these companies "don't carry it anymore" because this product was just made available last month to us and to other dealers this month. With Clearplex and other precuts there will be 1/4" (give or take) gaps. So there will be exposed edges, which is the weakest part of the windshield from getting glass breakage. But if there is nobody in your area for Maxxion, then obviously having something like Clearplex would be better than nothing.
Premier - do you have an update as to the availability of Maxxion?
The Internet returns no search results for the Maxxion product. A previous post here indicated that Maxxion was undergoing further development and wouldn’t be completed until some time in mid-2021.
The web site of developer Prestige Films does show the Spectra product. Has the Spectra product supplanted the Maxxion product?
Hmm, I have only run my windshield wipers one cycle when I got caught by a small shower while pulling into my garage a couple months ago. Other then that she has never been rained on Fyi, my full PPF is STEK Dynoshield and I am extremely happy; clean up is a breeze and she shines like glass...the outer layer has ceramic agents bonded at the molecular level
Interesting. I utilized STEK on a car recently and it was pitted and destroyed after 1 year | ~15K miles. My incoming Taycan is getting Xpel Ultimate. I uses Xpel on other cars for 15 years with great results.
01-18-2020, 01:55 PM
Fyi, my full PPF is STEK Dynoshield and I am extremely happy; clean up is a breeze and she shines like glass...the outer layer has ceramic agents bonded at the molecular level.
So the cost of these make more sense about $3-400?