XPEL Paint protection
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Any opinions on who might be the best EXPEL applicator in the central NJ area....even willing to consider some close by areas of PA.
Thanks.
Tom B.
Thanks.
Tom B.
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Call Phil from detailersdomain.com
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What I liked about EXPEL is the 10 year warranty against fading and is so-called "self healing"...I'll just have to pay my money and take my chances although I've definetly not heard many if any negatives regarding EXPEL.
Application prep and technique will be the key .
Time will tell![thumbsup](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/bigok.gif)
Tom B.
Application prep and technique will be the key .
Time will tell
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Tom B.
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suntek, xpel, and the new 3m film (forget name) are all very similar. i have suntek and it's held up well with the beatings of 40+ track days on it. if the car is for track use highly suggest you double up the film on the rear arches and have it taken higher than the oem stone guards if not doing the entire panel
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What I liked about EXPEL is the 10 year warranty against fading and is so-called "self healing"...I'll just have to pay my money and take my chances although I've definetly not heard many if any negatives regarding EXPEL.
Application prep and technique will be the key .
Time will tell![thumbsup](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/bigok.gif)
Tom B.
Application prep and technique will be the key .
Time will tell
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Tom B.
Suntek also has the self healing and I found that it actually performs better than the xpel in healing swirls/light scratches. But the biggest deciding factor for me was that the suntek has less texture and is clearer than the xpel which is especially noticeable on darker colored cars. Both are great films and the differences are subtle, but if I had to choose one, it would be suntek. But end of the day, your choice in installer will be more important.