Good XPEL installer in Plano, Tx?
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Good XPEL installer in Plano, Tx?
My brother in Texas has a 997 Targa, and is looking to put a clear bra on. Anyone know of an excellent installer in the area?
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Porsche Plano see Matt in service or Colin in sales they have a good guy or call Brian at Detailwerkz. I've used both but more extensively with Colin and always been super happy.
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Houston is good, Norm is an artist. There's a reason there's a several week long waiting list for Norm. I've used both and been happy with both, but Norms attention to detail is a step ahead of Houstons.
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Is Norm through Plano Porsche as well? If not, can you forward contact info? And thank you!
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What products are you guys using to clean the Xpel product after track days? Their cleaner?
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i don't do anything special - clean it like I clean my paint. On my TT I used Zaino, so I had sealed it prior to track. Just a good wash afterward. Haven't tracked my GT3 yet (April!!) but i am trying the AMMO line right now. I am nervous about switching, to be honest - Zaino has served me very well. I really like Larry's videos and he seems to really know what he is doing, so giving it a try. So I will protect the Xpel film with AMMO Skin, and let it fly.
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A spray wax just ahead of tracking will help to keep the rubber from sticking. Otherwise, I like mothers racing rubber remover. It really makes the job easy and it hasn't aged (yellowed) my clear bra.