Da Hapa

This is the first bad thing I've heard about Plexus with respect to caring for the film.

What product(s) do you recommend?

Premier

My apologies. I missed your post / questions. In your part of the area, we do not know of any reputable installers. We used to know a few, but they have either gone out of business or started to produce inconsistent results.

Premier

We used to use Plexus until we started seeing yellowing in some of our customers film. We contracted a chemicals company to see if there are problems with either Rejex and Plexus for the films. The result came back for Plexus's butane that ends up drying (or burning) out the pores of the film. If the vehicle is driven right away, the dirt / dust tends to collect in these open pores immediately and over time causes the film to degrade.

We contracted the same chemical components company to have them start from scratch create a product that is safe and effective for paint protection film. This was then launched approximately 1.5 year ago. We apply the Crystalline onto every single car that comes through our facilities after an installation is completed.


http://www.premiermobilegroup.com/pf1_products.shtml


Here is also our newly launched (not yet on our website) our TTR line. Works exceptionally well to remove hard to remove transfer:

http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/detailing/186221-cone-tire-marks-your-clear-bra-premiers-new-solution.html

CtrUSA

Thanks Premier.
I'm not totally sold on the clear bra, but only consider it if I had total assurance of a perfect job.
If I ever make it West w/ the C2S and the paint job is still worth protecting I'll give you a shout.

Premier

The problem is that most installations are not quite there in terms of clarity / consistency. In that sense, it gives many people a sense that this type of product is pretty visible when in fact it can be pretty "clear".

If you are ever in the West, do come by! We are always open to showcasing our work.

HAPPY NEW YEAR RENNLISTERS!!!!

points

hey premier....dont let this thread die....keep bumpin this puppy up regularly....gotta be good for business.

Premier

And it was our pleasure to protect your beautiful black 911!

ADias

Does Premier use 3M (the best film available) or Venture (not so good)?

Premier

We actually carry both. Out of curiosity, how did you come about deciding one is better than the other? There really isn't a "best film" category in paint protection film. It all comes down to the installation that is the most important.

jkbeanie

The photos look amazing. How long is this product supposed to last?

CC911

Bump on the durability question and if left on the car for say 5 plus years is there likely to be any negative impacts on the paint?

Premier

No negative impact on OEM paint. Aftermarket paint is another story. For those thinking about having this done, be sure to contract an excellent painter. Many paint / bodyshops do not produce stellar work and very often, if the aftermarket paint is NOt prepped and primed well, the film can lift it off.

Even if you leave the film on for 5 yrs and then remove it, the film would not harm the paint. Nor would it leave a two tone effect as the film does allow UV rays to penetrate (unlike traditional leather bras that block off 100% of UVs).

larman2001

Can someone refer me to a company in Montreal Canada that would apply this type of product or do you think only Porsche can offer it?