Denver PPF done by dealer or not?
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Denver PPF done by dealer or not?
Hello all. I am patiently awaiting my first 911 and have plans to wrap my 911. Still waffling between a full wrap versus a partial. I know this has been discussed before, but I am specifically interested in Porsche owners experience with wrapping their 911 who live in the Denver, CO area. Are you having the dealer handle it?(My understanding is that most farm the work out to local detailing shops) Or are you collecting your car and taking it to a shop yourself? I would assume a mark up in price if the dealer handles it. Appreciate any and all recommendations and experiences.
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Hello all. I am patiently awaiting my first 911 and have plans to wrap my 911. Still waffling between a full wrap versus a partial. I know this has been discussed before, but I am specifically interested in Porsche owners experience with wrapping their 911 who live in the Denver, CO area. Are you having the dealer handle it?(My understanding is that most farm the work out to local detailing shops) Or are you collecting your car and taking it to a shop yourself? I would assume a mark up in price if the dealer handles it. Appreciate any and all recommendations and experiences.
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Yes I have used Prestige imports guy Tony and he did a fantastic job on my Speedster I would highly recommend him for anyone getting PPF or Ceramic coating.
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I got my 992 from Prestige Imports in Denver in June.
I talked to two other shops as well as Prestige's "in-house shop". I think it is more affiliated or owned by but I don't know the relationship. After pricing all three and talking with the installer at Prestige's shop, I was quite comfortable with Tony's experience, expertise, products, and process.
So I had them do the work and am quite happy with it. But I was unsure which is why my SA gave me the number and after talking to Tony and the two other options, I felt like it was the right choice. I felt like he was just another indy at that point even though it was billed through the dealer.
EDIT: Oh, and Tony did my paint correction, PPF, ceramic and window tint.
I talked to two other shops as well as Prestige's "in-house shop". I think it is more affiliated or owned by but I don't know the relationship. After pricing all three and talking with the installer at Prestige's shop, I was quite comfortable with Tony's experience, expertise, products, and process.
So I had them do the work and am quite happy with it. But I was unsure which is why my SA gave me the number and after talking to Tony and the two other options, I felt like it was the right choice. I felt like he was just another indy at that point even though it was billed through the dealer.
EDIT: Oh, and Tony did my paint correction, PPF, ceramic and window tint.
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I used Denver Auto Shield. They are a PCA sponsor and dealer for Xpel. They have the Xpel software and cutter to make the pieces that fit perfectly. They do Ceramic and paint correction also. They do a lot of high end cars and a lot of Porsches. Highly recommend them.
