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Vancouver Wrapping and Tinting
- Thread starter pairtrader
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Have decided to get my vehicle ppf with Xpel and then Opti Coat Pro over everything at autowerkesexclusive.com
So far, the person I'm dealing with is very nice and helpful. They are also recommended by my Tesla delivery specialist and have lots of experience dealing with Tesla's. Here is their Facebook page where you can take a look at some pictures. You also get 10% off any ppf (Xpel) if you do the Opti-coat.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Autowerkes-Exclusive/183083951715496?ref=br_tf
Here is what I'm getting done (prices don't include discount) and they also provide a courtesy vehicle.
Opti Coat Pro applied to body ( incl paint, chrome, plastic and glass ) $595
Remove wheels, clean and apply Opti Coat Pro to fronts and back sides ( all 4 ) $195
Any additional polishing needed to prep the car for OC Pro is assessed at $60/hr.
Xpel Ultimate PPF full hood $540
Xpel Ultimate PPF front bumper $425
Xpel Ultimate PPF full front fenders $390
Xpel Ultimate PPF headlights $95
Xpel Ultimate PPF mirrors $95
Xpel Ultimate PPF rocker lower doors $295
Xpel Ultimate PPF luggage area strip $95
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Autowerkes-Exclusive/183083951715496?ref=br_tf
Here is what I'm getting done (prices don't include discount) and they also provide a courtesy vehicle.
Opti Coat Pro applied to body ( incl paint, chrome, plastic and glass ) $595
Remove wheels, clean and apply Opti Coat Pro to fronts and back sides ( all 4 ) $195
Any additional polishing needed to prep the car for OC Pro is assessed at $60/hr.
Xpel Ultimate PPF full hood $540
Xpel Ultimate PPF front bumper $425
Xpel Ultimate PPF full front fenders $390
Xpel Ultimate PPF headlights $95
Xpel Ultimate PPF mirrors $95
Xpel Ultimate PPF rocker lower doors $295
Xpel Ultimate PPF luggage area strip $95
Ken did partial Xpel and full Opticoat for me when I got my car in March. He did a great job and I recently had him Opticoat my new TSportline wheels. He even buffed and touched up my rear bumper free of charge after someone bumped it. I'm sure you'll be happy with him.
Was looking to get this done on mine as well. But now am definitely swayed to 3M per the following marking test of Xpel versus 3M and and 1 other film. Check this out before you make a decision:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUPC1YVa5uk&sns=em
One of the issues that I heard from several people about 3M was that the film would start to take on a yellowish color, which is visible on lighter colored cars. Worth looking into if you are leaning towards 3M.
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