Protecting automotive paint since 2002

This photo shows a partial hood installation in progress on a Porsche 911. (The area of the hood, to the left of the emblem is completed)

THERE ARE FOUR COMPONENTS THAT MAKE UP A QUALITY INSTALLATION...

• The brand of paint protection film
• The type of patterns being used
• The installer
• A very clean shop

As professional paint protection shop, we stock   Xpel Ultimate Plus Paint Protection Film in rolls ranging in size from 6" to 72".  A roll of film is loaded into a plotter    ( a cutting device ).  The tech then uses a computer to choose the correct pattern to be installed from a data base of designs that are created by XPEL  and their DAP software.  The  correct pattern is sent to the plotter for cutting. Once the kit is cut, it is ready for the installer to put it on the car. Xpel is the industry leader in pattern designs.

These are the XPEL patterns for a C7 Corvette . Shown are the components for the partial hood, fenders, mirrors and bumper. Patterned (or precut kits) are always the recommended choice when installing clearbra.

Our standard package for most vehicles includes the front bumper, about 18 -20" of the hood, fenders and mirrors.  Other options are available.

We run two precision Graphtec plotters for accurate cutting of Paint Protection and Headlight Protection kits.

ALL OF OUR INSTALLATIONS ARE DONE USING... 

• XPEL ULTIMATE PLUS, PAINT PROTECTION FILM.
• Patterns (also known as kits) designed by XPEL TECHNOLOGIES
• Factory trained and Certified installers.

In addition to PAINT PROTECTION FILM, we also install Headlight Protection Kits designed and manufactured by XPEL.   Headlights are expensive to replace. Our kits will protect your lights from pitting, dulling down from sand blasting, and discoloring.

Headlights can be done with 8 mil paint protection film or 30 mil headlight protection film from Xpel. 8 mil is fine for normal driving and racing but for extreme driving  we recommend the 30 mil film. Some headlights can not be done with the 30 mil film due to the compound curves.  Contact us for available options for your vehicle. 8 mil film is virtually invisible and optically clear with a very slight edge.  30 mil film is much thicker, has a heavy edge and a slight wave or rippled effect. In most cases 8 mil film is the best choice, and its less expensive.

This picture shows a 2013 Audi A5 headlight with just over 100Kmiles.  It was not protected.  Notice how damaged the light is from road debris.  Pitted, sandblasted, dull headlights not only look bad, they greatly reduce light output by scattering the light beam.  Clear headlights help you see farther! Price the headlights out on your vehicle,  most current model headlights can cost $1,000 or more.  Our headlight protection kits range in price from $150-$225 installed depending on the size and difficulty.  Call us today for a quote on your vehicle.