motdaeng

"Car PPF, or Paint Protection Film, is a transparent and thin layer of film applied to the exterior of a vehicle to protect its paint from stone chips, bug splatter, bird droppings, road tar, and other potential damages. PPF is often made of polyurethane or a similar material that is resistant to abrasions and impacts. The primary purpose of PPF is to provide an additional layer of defense for a vehicle's paint, helping maintain its appearance and resale value over time. It can be self-healing to a certain extent, meaning minor scratches and swirl marks can disappear with exposure to heat."

i know how that feels like! eg. when i ask (in thai) a shop staff about the price of an item, i often receive the unhelpful response "it's not expensive" ...

the offer in buriram appears quite promising. the cost being under 30k surprises me. however, be aware that paint protection film (PPF) can vary in terms of quality, lifespan, and guarantees. it seems like there's more homework to do ...

i'm considering using PPF due to stone chips, minor scratches, tree resin, etc. but choosing the right material / product (e.g. 3M) and finding a quality workshop in my area is a different matter. ceramic coating is not really an option for me ...

@vinny41 waht car are you driving?

many electric vehicle (EV) owners drive their vehicles extensively. but you think it is a terrible idea, did you ask one of this owner? who informed you that EVs are only worth 10% after 8 years? perhaps you are one of those people who claim that the battery needs to be replaced after 8 years, are you?

it seems that the UK having a lot of problems that other (eg. european) countries don't have! poor UK, EV's worsening the "pothole cricis"

people with no knowledge about electric vehicles keep coming up with new arguments against them. is it really too much to ask for them to inform themselves seriously instead of just making baseless claims?

after only 30 min, the housing (in the seeling) was already 60 grad celsius ...

i want to replace existing downlights (e27 led) in my suspended ceiling (with staycool 6 inch). during a brief test, i noticed that the housing (which will be in the ceiling) gets extremely hot. is this normal, are there alternatives? do other brands (eg phillips) have the same issue? thanks, motdaeng

i saw the car in space grey, but only in the showroom and not in daylight. it looks really great! the byd seal (in space grey) is at the top of my list. the car's price-performance ratio is hard to beat. but for now, i will wait with an order, it seems that several new bev will be arriving in the thai market in the next few months ...

you mean the "seek and hide" game in a VIP hospital ....

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avoid the north !!! https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/4/12/how-chiang-mai-became-the-worlds-most-polluted-city

the finance business is making a nice profit! i know some people (including foreigners) who think it's a good deal to pay only 1.88%. in this example it's around 3.65% because you reduce your debt every month, but you still have to pay every (48) months the 1.88% interest on the initial debt!

if you order the car today, when will it be delivered? thanks ????

i do agree with you. living in the northern region with the harmful air pollution during the burning season and the presence of the mae moh power station is not what anybody want. unfortunately, most people in the north have limited options and must cope with these challenges. this situation has not much to do with ev cars ... to blame it getting worse because of ev cars is a very weak argument.

so far, I have not encountered an electric vehicle owner on this forum who asserts that the ev car is the definitive solution for the environment. typically, opponents of electric vehicles attempt to score points with this argument ...

i'd say having a "Gig" is riskier than owning an electric car ...

can you prove your claims? you seem to have no idea about electric vehicles ... i have rarely read so much nonsense. accusing others of not being informed and telling one myth after another yourself!

i don't know any ev owner who claims ev's don't have downsides and batteries are perfect! can you please tell me where they are ... thank you!

about 20 years ago, there was a rumor that he assisted a particular individual in resolving a difficult situation in cambodia ...

i wouldn't do that! you can buy quality materials here in thailand, of course, at its price.

when charging an electric vehicle, there are charging losses ranging from under 10% to about 20%. these losses depend on various factors such as charging speed, charger type, battery type, temperatures, etc. i would also include these charging losses in a calculation ...

i would really like to see a house search at a special hospital, with a sick old patient called tony ... with pictures and finger pointing ... that would be fun ????