Premier

Another one tastefully done by our team in Northern California. Customer decided to come in for a custom fully wrapped front end + doors to protect the vehicle from daily wear and tear.

Just a few things to note for those in search of paint protection film application

1. Film - the product is quite important when it comes to visibility. There is a host of manufacturers on the market, and the product we use is from Prestige Film Technologies

2. Installer - the most important of all. In the past few years, this industry has seen its fair share of high turnover. As we have been installing paint protection film since 1997, we have seen many installers / companies come and go. It takes several years to become proficient in this type of application and many more years after that to become a master. Without the right installer, the film is just film.

3. Precut vs. Custom - like #2 above, it is all about the installer. The inexperienced "custom" installer can make the application look much worst than an experienced precut installer. However, if we are comparing apples to apples in terms of experience, custom installations would make the install more "invisible".

4. Coverage - Cover the entire panel to avoid having wax and polish collect on the edges. Custom app + full panel wraps would bring about the most seamless / clearest paint protection film results possible.

Diamond Cut IR Nano Tec Window Film

Eric - Plug Guy

Total badass.....you guys are amazing. Nice work.

TAI2

Nice work. How about showing us some pictures of the whole car. Thanks.

Premier

Super optical clarity. Clear Bra is made by Prestige.

Premier

What is covered? The entire front end + doors - no seams.

Premier

Windshield protection film installed - can't tell from the inside!

Tcc1999

I'll humor myself and believe that's my car in one of the reflections (even if the time frame isn't quite right)

GuyIncognito

it's applied on the outside, right? i.e. like a tear-off on a race car?

does it block UV rays? any legal issues with having it in CA (since there's a no front windshield tint law)?

the windshield on my 997 is pitted beyond belief; when I replace it I'm considering doing a windshield film.

mooty

nice job, as usual....