Slate Wrap PPF or Vinyl?

[Stek]

Does anyone know if the wraps for Slate will be a PPF or a vinyl wrap?
Wondering if Slate has a supplier yet for their wrap and trying to see what brand Slate decided to go with too or are they building out their own?

 

[AZFox]

I'm sure the wraps will be vinyl, not colored PPF, although there may be a PPF option as well.

 

[cadblu]

I'm sure the wraps will be vinyl, not colored PPF, although there may be a PPF option as well.

Is PPF over the factory gray composite panels possible? I really want to preserve that original look. I think there’s something special about keeping the factory color with a gloss, matte, or even a ’frozen’ finish like I’ve seen on some BMWs.

 

[sodamo]

I’d be happy to have a spray on protectorant once or twice a year.

 

[AZFox]

Is PPF over the factory gray composite panels possible? I really want to preserve that original look. I think there’s something special about keeping the factory color with a gloss, matte, or even a ’frozen’ finish like I’ve seen on some BMWs.

That's a great question!

If that's workable they should offer PPF (Plastic Protection Film) Wrap Kits.

The answer is most likely:
We don't have information to disclose yet.
We'll have more details closer to production as we finalize specs.

 

[KevinRS]

Part of the reason the panels are coming in a basic grey is that is the easiest to do with additives for things like UV resistance. They know a significant number of trucks will be staying grey, so they will have a formulation that will stand up to the sun.

 

[AZFox]

Part of the reason the panels are coming in a basic grey is that is the easiest to do with additives for things like UV resistance. They know a significant number of trucks will be staying grey, so they will have a formulation that will stand up to the sun.

PPF would be for people who prefer to embrace less visible wear, which includes more than sun damage.