PPF Paint Protection Film Wrap / XPEL / Clear Bra

[Screen Protech]

Just curious what position you are at Screen Protech

I'm in charge of Customer Solutions and Forum management. I started in Fulfillment though

 

[timmyhil]

I'm in charge of Customer Solutions and Forum management. I started in Fulfillment though

Nice! Makes sense now why you’re in the forum. Do you make ones for a 2019 Mini Countryman S All4?

 

[Screen Protech]

Nice! Makes sense now why you’re in the forum. Do you make ones for a 2019 Mini Countryman S All4?

It's nice starting with fulfillment because it gives me a better understanding of how things work in that area.

I have a few different options for that car. There is an analog cluster or digital cluster. Also 8" nav or 6.5" Nav.

Here is the link that goes to it.
https://screenprotech.com/collections/shop-mini/products/mini-countryman-screen-protech-kit

 

[timmyhil]

It's nice starting with fulfillment because it gives me a better understanding of how things work in that area.

I have a few different options for that car. There is an analog cluster or digital cluster. Also 8" nav or 6.5" Nav.

Here is the link that goes to it.
https://screenprotech.com/collections/shop-mini/products/mini-countryman-screen-protech-kit

Thank you, i will take a look.

 

[Screen Protech]

Thank you, i will take a look.

Let me know when you are ready to purchase so I can get you a Forum Discount Code.

 

[AAccents]

I’m an installer and have my own company doing PPF. My recommendation is to choose aftermarket installation.
No “factory “ installation wraps your edges. I’ve seen this with Toyota, Lexus, Ford, etc. their kits are not as precise as doing it with a local, reputable company. Plus if you’re financing your vehicle and you add a bunch of extras you’re paying extra interest for these additional items.
You’ll have a better shot at building a reputation with a local company.
Some dealerships have local companies install for them but you might not have the best experience if they supply you an off brand film.
There really are too many variables to consider.
If anyone wants some honest education I’d be more than happy to share information about PPF, ceramics, washing techniques, graphics, etc.
PS… my own Bronco is done in Xpels Stealth. And I’ll probably do the same with the Scout.

 

[Screen Protech]

I’m an installer and have my own company doing PPF. My recommendation is to choose aftermarket installation.
No “factory “ installation wraps your edges. I’ve seen this with Toyota, Lexus, Ford, etc. their kits are not as precise as doing it with a local, reputable company. Plus if you’re financing your vehicle and you add a bunch of extras you’re paying extra interest for these additional items.
You’ll have a better shot at building a reputation with a local company.
Some dealerships have local companies install for them but you might not have the best experience if they supply you an off brand film.
There really are too many variables to consider.
If anyone wants some honest education I’d be more than happy to share information about PPF, ceramics, washing techniques, graphics, etc.
PS… my own Bronco is done in Xpels Stealth. And I’ll probably do the same with the Scout.

That is an awesome color!!

 

[AAccents]

That is an awesome color!!

Thank you

 

[Screen Protech]

Thank you

I'm actually a little jealous lol

 

[smrpilot]

I did a clear self healing PPF on my Bronco when I got it in '21. Hood, sides and doors. I think I paid about $3k. I've wheel'd it through the bushes, and gotten the Northwest pinstripes. Once the sun hits it, the Bronco looks new again. Also it stays pretty clean daily driving. Worth every penny.