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PPF refers to paint protection film. Normally used on areas subject to stones and road to protect the paint surface. Normally works very well. -
I have a new Macan GTS on order and will doing the PPF thing immediately upon arrival. I’d appreciate any comments and experience with either Xpel or Hexis Bodyfence. Which is better. Looking forward to your input.
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I ordered a new GTS and am awaiting delivery. After ordering I discovered it had floating caliper rear brakes. Very un Porschelike. In fact the only car in the entire lineup with floating caliper brakes. Does anyone have any thoughts or experience with this setup? Second, the GTS comes with the new surface coated brakes. Any experience or comments on these?