For you Washington, D.C. area Tesla Owners....a new dealership.
#31
Thats expensive but the older houses tend to have breaker boxes away from the garage. Mine was $1500 because it was on the other side of my house but well worth it. I recommend the Wall Connector as its only $500 and the cable is long so it gives you options. I just keep my mobile connector in the car in case of emergencies but frankly, i never used it. Too many Superchargers around. I'm jealous of the air suspension on the Plaid as that makes the ride a lot smoother. With the 19s, i bet it rides very well.
Anyway, I just placed my order. I didn’t join the red club, we settled on white after a few hours of watching YouTube videos. If the black was metallic we probably would have ordered that but I’m not paying extra for a non-metallic color. I already talked to my PPF guy and am getting the whole car wrapped with Suntek Reaction which comes with a ceramic coat built in.
#32
My house isn’t that old, it’s just like yours, the electrical panel is on the other end of the house.
Anyway, I just placed my order. I didn’t join the red club, we settled on white after a few hours of watching YouTube videos. If the black was metallic we probably would have ordered that but I’m not paying extra for a non-metallic color. I already talked to my PPF guy and am getting the whole car wrapped with Suntek Reaction which comes with a ceramic coat built in.
Anyway, I just placed my order. I didn’t join the red club, we settled on white after a few hours of watching YouTube videos. If the black was metallic we probably would have ordered that but I’m not paying extra for a non-metallic color. I already talked to my PPF guy and am getting the whole car wrapped with Suntek Reaction which comes with a ceramic coat built in.
I find it hilarious that Tesla changed the base color to white because it was much harder to spot paint defects...lol. On black, it was too easy to spot the blemishes. I hear Suntek and XPEL are pretty comparable and the newer ones are thicker. Do you take your full PPF cars to automatic car washes since hairline scratches aren't a factor anymore? Also, why does Ceramic matter on a full PPF car that self heals with heat?
#33
Congrats! Where I live, the older houses actually are much more money as they have much larger pieces of land. Of course most are heavily renovated / upgraded. The newer housing developments seem very closely spaced which is bad.
I find it hilarious that Tesla changed the base color to white because it was much harder to spot paint defects...lol. On black, it was too easy to spot the blemishes. I hear Suntek and XPEL are pretty comparable and the newer ones are thicker. Do you take your full PPF cars to automatic car washes since hairline scratches aren't a factor anymore? Also, why does Ceramic matter on a full PPF car that self heals with heat?
I find it hilarious that Tesla changed the base color to white because it was much harder to spot paint defects...lol. On black, it was too easy to spot the blemishes. I hear Suntek and XPEL are pretty comparable and the newer ones are thicker. Do you take your full PPF cars to automatic car washes since hairline scratches aren't a factor anymore? Also, why does Ceramic matter on a full PPF car that self heals with heat?
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