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Are there installers that others have used who have done a decent job?
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I am looking at getting my front bumper and perhaps the leading edges of the front wings and hood done in either VentureShield (3M) or in Scotchguard film. The initial enquiries I have made around here are that the usual suppliers/installers don't have the templates for the 997 and won't do it 'by hand'. Are there installers that others have used who have done a decent job? Are there templates available?
I also hear that the 3M film is clearer, but can yellow in time, and that the Scotchguard product lasts longer, but has a slightly textured finish?
Try Dijon Johnson on the north side of Brisbane -I don't have his contact details nay more but here is Linkedin page
http://www.linkedin.com/in/fastmustard
Not sure if he is still doing the film
Cool - was looking for someone local as well. All the research I've done has only identified people who are Sydney or Melbourne based or Porsche dealers.
Thanks Hugh. I just found a mob in Brisbane who also service the Sunshine coast and use the new premium film produced by Venture Shield (now owned by 3M). Got a decent price for the front bumper hood facing and around headlights and so on.
Dijon from the Racing Room came to the house and did the job. He has pre cut templates for all the models (some are hard to find) and did an extremely professional job. He has a Porsche heritage going back years and really knows his stuff. Can't speak more highly of his expertise and the quality of the material used. Great value for money.
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