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Old 02-13-2020, 04:30 PM
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I got the $10 interior kit from XPEL and had my cermic coating people put it on. They did an ok job but it will help with scratches.
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Old 02-13-2020, 04:33 PM
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sorry here it is
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I have mine done with this kit. Here’s a couple install shots from my guy.



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I have thought about doing this and found various interior pieces on the Xpel website. OP, it's hard to tell from the pic, but are those air bubbles under the film (especially on the left side)?
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yes, installer did not do a great job
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yes, installer did not do a great job
Sorry!! At least it is not too expensive if you decide to give someone else a shot at it!
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my guy did it and it looks pro... absolutely unable to detect it
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Just to clarify, are you all doing only the area to the right and left of the nubbin?
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My xpel is on the entire area that is glossy black and it’s very reflective. You can see the edges Of the film

if you look for them.
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My xpel is on the entire area that is glossy black and it’s very reflective. You can see the edges Of the film

if you look for them.
looks amazing...the new film is really good.
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I am waiting for someone to come up with a film for the leather seat side bolsters....Hmmm.
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Im just leaving it and will replace the plastic parts when it gets bad.
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I wonder how difficult how difficult it would be to remove the pieces adjacent to the nubbin and wrap them (including edges) and reinstall? Might not be enough space if edges are wrapped??
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Originally Posted by KCviper
I wonder how difficult how difficult it would be to remove the pieces adjacent to the nubbin and wrap them (including edges) and reinstall? Might not be enough space if edges are wrapped??
Just as an FYI, Suncoast has the nubbin trim piece available for $58. If it gets too unsightly, it’s a cheap replacement.
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Originally Posted by FrankAT
Just as an FYI, Suncoast has the nubbin trim piece available for $58. If it gets too unsightly, it’s a cheap replacement.
That's cheap enough to just replace if/when needed. Thanks!!
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