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mse



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VentureShield

Has anyone used this?

Is it worth it...worth the money?

Opinions welcome! Mike

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Post #295379 Fri Apr 08 2011 4:35pm
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Tboner



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Yes on a RRS a 997 Turbo and a M3 , saved me from 2 front end resprays 2014 5.0SC AB

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Post #295380 Fri Apr 08 2011 4:44pm
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mse



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Thanks

Can you tell its there - does it look as good as painted and polished? Mike

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Post #295384 Fri Apr 08 2011 5:20pm
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Tboner



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You can see it no doubt but colour of the car depends on what you see , Not quite as hi gloss as paintwork of course

If you have a new car it is worth the extra to go whole front end back to the doors , that was far less lines as it cuts across the bonnet and wings on a part shield. 2014 5.0SC AB

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Post #295386 Fri Apr 08 2011 6:05pm
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scott7



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It's only as good as the company applying it, if it's not done properly it will start to lift at the edges and look tatty.

Even if you can see it's there it's worth it knowing you've got mint paintwork underneath.

Post #295390 Fri Apr 08 2011 7:34pm
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BigMart



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I know a few forum members have used it with good effect.
I didnt have my RRS done and always regretted it when the stone chips started to take hold.

I have found a company in Birmingham to apply it to my new Jag in a couple of weeks.
I will report back when it's done.

I wont name the company yet in case they arent any good.

One important piece of advice with paint protection film...
There are a lot of companies offering it cheap, they cut the film ON THE CAR...if you have ever seen a police car when they remove the decals you will know that it doesnt look pretty.
Venture shield agents use pre cut templates for specific models and dont need to cut with scalpels.

I will be interested to see how good a job they do on mine. I will discuss a forum discount if anyone is interested.

Mart Thumbs Up Jaguar XF 3.0D Portfolio
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Post #295490 Sun Apr 10 2011 10:06am
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Tim in Scotland



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BigMart wrote:
Venture shield agents use pre cut templtes for specific models and dont need to cut with scalpels.Thumbs Up


I watched a link from here about wrapping an Eddie Stobbard tractor unit and was horrified to see how they ran a scapel along all the panels to trim edges depsite taking great care with all the other aspects of applying the various transfers to i. OK so it was a truck not a car but still a great deal of money involved

BTW two members here who have used venture shield were Josh and RRUK - there are postings from 2005/2006 regarding applying it to an RRS 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Post #295497 Sun Apr 10 2011 11:15am
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scott7



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I had an M3 csl that had the full front end done by venture shield in Perth, I wouldn't use them again.

Post #295524 Sun Apr 10 2011 5:35pm
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mse



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I wont name the company yet in case they arent any good.


If you could - as im aware there is only one ventureshield agent in Birmingham, i know the one and it would be them, so im interested.

I am almost there with the benefits - its the cost side that is still dragging me down Mike

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Post #295589 Sun Apr 10 2011 10:17pm
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leedsunited



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Dont know if it is just me but i cannot see the point, if you put it on the front end yes you will have mint paintwork when you remove it but what about the rest of the car, the other areas will be faded and noticable to the front.

Post #295659 Mon Apr 11 2011 2:11pm
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MikeS



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I had a firm called Paintshield do my VX220 a few years ago, chap called Tom. Had the front end, mirrors, sills & rear arches covered. Stunning job, highly recommend them and the product (I believe it's all a 3M material if memory serves). This was on a black car, the lines were barely visible.

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Post #295782 Tue Apr 12 2011 1:39pm
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United Kingdom 2012 Range Rover Sport SDV6 HSE Santorini Black

This firm used to be one of the best back in the early days, my P1 came with it on from prodrive to protect the front bumper and lower front splitter, another manufacturer with soft paint issues (subaru)
http://www.armourfend.co.uk/armourfend-for-cars

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leedsunited wrote:
Dont know if it is just me but i cannot see the point, if you put it on the front end yes you will have mint paintwork when you remove it but what about the rest of the car, the other areas will be faded and noticable to the front.


Agree.......just get the paintwork sorted once in a while, my dealer does minor dents, scratches, stone chips etc for reasonable money

Post #295788 Tue Apr 12 2011 2:04pm
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