Xpel Paint Protection Film

Your vehicle may be brand new or even just freshly detailed, but we always start from the basics! Every vehicle we apply Xpel PPF too gets a meticulous hand wash, crevice cleaning, iron decontamination spray and physical clay bar  treatment. This ensures for a surgically clean surface for your new PPF to bond too. 

Before we can install your PPF to the now clean surface we must prep the actual film itself. We begin this process by using our XPEL DAP software to plot out the specific patterns for your vehicle. We edit the patterns to wrap all possible edges and ensure maximum coverage. Once the patterns are cut onto the film we then remove all excess film in a process called “weeding”. Finally we are left with just the specific patterns to fit your vehicle with precision!

Now that we got the clean surface paired with the precision cut patterns and we’re ready to install! Using soap, distilled water, and a variety of squeegees we carefully set the patterns into place and remove the excess liquid to lock them into place. Once all the excess soap and water is removed we thoroughly inspect the film for any debris, marks or imperfections before moving onto the curing process. 

The film is now installed and looking invisible! Now we want it to stay that way for years, so we excessively post heat all the edges, film crevices, and clean all the film before applying any ceramic coatings or spray sealants.  

No. Your Xpel film installation will come with a 10 year warranty, helping you keep peace of mind knowing your film will last! In the case of any product failures we will assist quickly in getting the defective pieces replaced! This warranty however does not cover any natural causes damages, such as scratches, chips, or lack of proper maintenance issues. 

Yes. We can ceramic coat your paint protection film with our Xpel Fusion to keep it easier to clean, stay clean longer, and help the film stay looking glossy! 

We can replace it. Simply give is a call and we will access the damaged film, ensure no damage was done to the actual paint, remove the film

safely and replace it with new film! As this will come with a cost is always cheaper than having the panel repainted!