Welcome back to the Truck Show podcast. I'm your host Holman. And on this episode of the Truck Show podcast,

we're going to dive deep into the world of paint protection film. And we'll be checking in with

Jason March from Protective Film Solutions in Orange County, California, a premier installer

of vehicle protection film. In fact, these guys made a name for themselves as one of the top

shops in the country, and they were so good that Expell bought them and turned them into a

corporate store. So we'll have more on that in the interview, but special thanks to Friend

of the show expels Chris Hardy for wanting to get the new Jeep protected and setting up this

interview and installation on the 392.

So now my 392 is fully protected and rocking expel tint, PPF, ceramic, and windshield film.

And we're going to be diving into each of those products, who can use them, who they're right

for, how to maintain them, along with talking about some of the technologies that are currently

available in the PPF space. So you don't want to miss this one,

especially if you're interested in keeping your vehicle look nice. It's a great interview,

filled with a ton of info on how to keep your pride and joy looking good and protected for years

to come. Also, on the gladiator friend, you guys know I've got this 25G gladiator from Mopar. I've been rocking. And they sent me some parts. So this week, we installed the Mopar exhaust on it. So this is a Pena Star automatic truck. And if you've ever heard a Jeep or a gladiator or Pena Star, they're just sort of quiet and they just don't have a great exhaust note. I mean, the engine note's fine.

They're fine, but they just, there's just no personality. And I was excited to get an exhaust on there because it was like, all right, I'm driving this thing around. I want to hear what the engine's up to. So Mopar sent me the exhaust on a pallet in my driveway. And we went and visited our friends over to Adventure

Off Road here in Huntington Beach, California. And they turned this boring soulless exhaust into

something with a little more personality. And the results are awesome. I'm actually really

impressed with how much better it sounds. It's really, really smooth and really pleasant.

And for a V6 has a nice throaty tone to it.

Definitely transforms the personality of the gladiator.

And it sounds good, but it's not obnoxious at all.

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