Xpel Paint Protection Films and 370z Burnout

So before we embarked on our Great Arkansas Adventure, the guys from Xpel offered to wrap our rides in their Paint Protection Film. We whole heartedly agreed since this meant we wouldn't be worrying about the inevitable rock chips and bug splatters that accompany any high speed run thought the mountains. We couldn't believe how good this stuff really was though. Completely invisible and super easy to remove. Not only that it made clean up a snap for the 370z, the Corvette however... that took a bit to scrub off the legions of dead insects.

FYI: If you hit enough lightening bugs with the vette's windshield, you will be blinded by a phosphorescent green glow, and no your windshield wipers will not help.

You won't want to miss the gratuitous burnout in the 370z at the end of the show. Oh what's that? You what to know how to make you 370z do a burnout? Well, you'll have to subscribe so you won't miss next weeks video.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 370z
• burnout
• xpel
• ppf
• paint protection film
• vinyl
• wrap
• corvette
• gs
• 2010
• convertible

[crosley72]

Very good video! In the video Charly, drive in flip flop or barefoot?

[burnoutradio]

@crosley72 3 pedals = bare foot, but since the vette is an auto box i was sportin the thongs ;)

[Krifting]

Why was the clear bra removed?

Can't understand the big guy...slow down and speak clearly please.

[crosley72]

@burnoutradio Thank for reply! I like drive barefoot my manual car.

[stufoo]

how much does it cost generally for a small compact sedan?