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[hellasf1]

Yeah I was thinking how this would be over the entire car. It’s an option through CF but idk how protective it will be once it takes a rock. I cant find any reviews on it. I have the same spec as @K_Squared so maybe I do it and we can both compare in a year lol

 

[hellasf1]

So basically it's applied like plasti-dip, but clear? More or less?

Yeah like a really thick ceramic coating with self healing and be able to take rocks (idk how well).

 

[benjh1028]

Yeah like a really thick ceramic coating with self healing and be able to take rocks (idk how well).

Interesting.....

 

[MB-SC-LTSE]

So basically it's applied like plasti-dip, but clear? More or less?

The you tube videos are pretty good showing the application process. It's very similar to a ceramic coating process only you apply it heavier and let it sit longer.
I talked to LCF about this, and when you sign on for a full PPF process with them, it's about a 95% PPF wrap, and the rest of the areas that don't lend itself well to that get finished with the revivify. Overall, IMO, an excellent solution.

 

[hellasf1]

Update. I opted for revivify for entire vehicle and wheels. Will see how it holds up vs PPF

 

[K_Squared]

Update. I opted for revivify for entire vehicle and wheels. Will see how it holds up vs PPF

I suppose we can compare in a year or so? My PPF is going on tomorrow w/ the revivify for other areas.

Side note, anyone going to Cars & Coffee Morrisville on Saturday? I'll be there with some of my family along with the Emira.

 

[K_Squared]

Came across this last night randomly:


These guys work right off Falls of Neuse here in Raleigh and I drive right past there all the time. Looks like they did a pretty sick job and he mentions the owner got the car from LCF. I wonder if that person is here on this forum?

 

[hellasf1]

Yeah I live in Pittsboro so it would be the best apple to apples test we can do. Same area really Raleigh and same spec. Beautiful pictures you have posted!

I suppose we can compare in a year or so? My PPF is going on tomorrow w/ the revivify for other areas.

Side note, anyone going to Cars & Coffee Morrisville on Saturday? I'll be there with some of my family along with the Emira.

 

[benjh1028]

Update. I opted for revivify for entire vehicle and wheels. Will see how it holds up vs PPF

Do you mind sharing the price?

Thanks

 

[hellasf1]

Do you mind sharing the price?

Thanks

I believe they said $1,759.95 but I’ll confirm!

 

[K_Squared]

Do you mind sharing the price?

Thanks

The 95% PPF + 5% revivify (in areas where PPF is not suitable) was offered through Lotus Cape Fear for $6,000 to Emira purchasers. I would've had PPF done during the wait but I wasn't yet convinced. I added it during purchasing negotiations when I picked up the car on March 8. It carried a 10 year warranty from Lotus along with it.

EDIT: For some reason thought he was asking me. Whoops! Yeah @hellasf1 is exactly right on the Revivify only price -- $1,759.95.

 

[benjh1028]

I believe they said $1,759.95 but I’ll confirm!

Thanks!

 

[JoeNCEmira]

Came across this last night randomly:


These guys work right off Falls of Neuse here in Raleigh and I drive right past there all the time. Looks like they did a pretty sick job and he mentions the owner got the car from LCF. I wonder if that person is here on this forum?

These guys are the BEST in Raleigh!! I have had them do window tint on 5+ cars and it’s always been perfect! I plan on getting them to do PPF on my Emira. Haven’t got a quote yet but can’t say enough good things about them.

 

[hellasf1]

Did anyone know that the destination charge wasn’t included in the MRSP?

 

[K_Squared]

Did anyone know that the destination charge wasn’t included in the MRSP?

Yes, that was made clear to me by Lotus Cape Fear before I put down my original deposit. They said it would be around the $2K range but it wasn't determined until later when it came out to $2,350 if I recall correctly.

 

[hellasf1]

Yea that’s correct, I wasn’t aware. Not a huge deal and price isn’t too bad coming from the UK.