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I have a question about New Car paint protection that New Car Dealers put on cars. Is it worth a $1000.00? And How can you even tell if it is really on the car. I'm having trouble beleving the Dealers claims.
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Re: Shaner
No, its not worth 1k.
When people brag to me about how they purchased this for their vehicle they always get defensive when I tell them I know for a fact its probably gone.Nick
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Re: Shaner
You'd be better off buying a couple hundred dollars of detailing tools/supplies/chemicals.Comment
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Re: Shaner
Mastershield(used by Mopar) sells for $14.50(internally) a bottle. Applyed to the vehicle takes approx the same time it would to apply a wax or sealant by hand (wax on wax off). I never liked using it I thought it was junk but at the time it was my job, so I had to it...so I found another job
..I work for myself am not afraid of the integrity.
Answer to your question. No it is not worth a grand. Dealers do this to make money...period. They're not doing anything for you but taking your money when they offer protection pkgs. I've been around dealrships for more than a decade as a salesman, wholesaler and as a detailer. I have yet to find an honest dealership or one that thinks the detailers/proper detailing are an import part of the sales process. Most look at the detaing part of their dealership as nothing more than a $$ losing part of the bussiness. So they sell protection pkgs, like the one offered to you, for insane amounts of money.
This my own opinion and I stand by it.Professional Automotive Reconditioning Services
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