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Stock as can be, second day of owning it, today is the third. Just a matter of time for mods to come along, waiting for the new truck smell to wear off...

 

looks good - great color

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Is that the RC? Nice set up. Also are you leveled?

I'm not sure what brand it is. I bought it from the dealership like this and they told me it was a 2.5" leveling kit.

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Dont think I posted here my updated Suntek Paint Protection Film in Matte

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Very nice, I was thinking of wrapping mine in flat black myself... I gotta ask, how much price wise, and how long to do it?

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Very nice, I was thinking of wrapping mine in flat black myself... I gotta ask, how much price wise, and how long to do it?

Its a paint protection film so its a bit more expensive then the vinyl. Got it done for $5000 (originally quoted $6500, I talked them down. Other quotes I got ranged from $7k-$12k!!!). Took the installer 5 business days.

 

Went with the PPF because it protects against damage caused by rocks, salt, insects, and other road debris, etc, better then vinyl. Vinyl is purely cosmetic, no paint protection characteristics.

 

Suntek film comes in clear and matte. Went with matte because I love flat black! Turns any glossy paint and covers it and makes the paint look matte. So if I ever decide to remove the film, I can always go back to gloss. Might get it done on my silver car. I also had them put some clear film on the headlights, fog lights and tail lights, to help protect them from damage and fading. Also clear on the door sills to prevent scratches from my dogs or people getting in and out. I am OCD lol.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Check out Suntek's site. Watch the video of them taking a wire brush to the film on the car and it self heals.

 

Features and Benefits Video

 

 

Site

http://www.suntekfilms.com/paintprotection/suntek-window-paint-protection.aspx

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Its a paint protection film so its a bit more expensive then the vinyl. Got it done for $5000 (originally quoted $6500, I talked them down. Other quotes I got ranged from $7k-$12k!!!). Took the installer 5 business days.

 

Went with the PPF because it protects against damage caused by rocks, salt, insects, and other road debris, etc, better then vinyl. Vinyl is purely cosmetic, no paint protection characteristics.

 

Suntek film comes in clear and matte. Went with matte because I love flat black! Turns any glossy paint and covers it and makes the paint look matte. So if I ever decide to remove the film, I can always go back to gloss. Might get it done on my silver car. I also had them put some clear film on the headlights, fog lights and tail lights, to help protect them from damage and fading. Also clear on the door sills to prevent scratches from my dogs or people getting in and out. I am OCD lol.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Check out Suntek's site. Watch the video of them taking a wire brush to the film on the car and it self heals.

 

Features and Benefits Video

 

 

Site

http://www.suntekfilms.com/paintprotection/suntek-window-paint-protection.aspx

 

looks good

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Huh..., never heard of it, but sounds like something worth looking into. Thanks for the information.

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Nice! Do you plan on doing the back bumper as well?

I've looked at them for a color matching option.

considering it. really dont mind the chrome on the rear bumper.

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2016 Silverado 1500 Custom Double Cab

Bought it Nov 16th, already added DeeZee Step Bars, AVS Vent Shades,

Black Bowtie Package and an Alpine PWE-S8 Powered Sub.

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How are you liking the 305/55/20s ko2s? Did you add the rear block?

Steeks - I am really pleased with their performance especially in the snow. They are 4-season rated and well worth the cost. I did the Rough Country 2.5" level/lift which included rear blocks.

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