Premier Mobile
Former Vendor
As others have mentioned, look into not just the film brand, but the more important portion is the quality of the installer. We regularly cars come in with poorly installed film and upon removal of the film, there are razor cuts underneath. Below are just examples of bad jobs. Seek out companies with years upon years of experience in this industry and do not go with just pricing - you get what you pay for.
Take a look at the work in person indoor to get the best visuals of an application. Look for wrapped corners, stretch marks, distortions in the adhesives, etc.
If at all possible, have the installer put on a small piece to the car and look at it under fluorescent lighting to see how much the film distorts the paint (aka "orange peel" texture).
Take a look at the work in person indoor to get the best visuals of an application. Look for wrapped corners, stretch marks, distortions in the adhesives, etc.
If at all possible, have the installer put on a small piece to the car and look at it under fluorescent lighting to see how much the film distorts the paint (aka "orange peel" texture).
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