Xpel PPF good deal or not?

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04-12-2019, 03:19 PM
JRW67

Xpel PPF good deal or not?

What are your thoughts on this… Xpel Ultra plus cut not wrapped
with Expel software on a 2019 Honda Civic coupe full front clip
plus headlights and full car coated with Xpel Fusion plus ceramic
coating 3K good price?

Thanks
Jim
04-12-2019, 03:28 PM
RaskyR1

Re: Xpel PPF good deal or not?

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Originally Posted by JRW67

What are your thoughts on this… Xpel Ultra plus cut not wrapped
with Expel software on a 2019 Honda Civic coupe full front clip
plus headlights and full car coated with Xpel Fusion plus ceramic
coating 3K good price?

Thanks
Jim

So that`s not including install of the film???

My price for the full front installed would be around $1800 for the PPF. To coat the car with a pro level coating (not the Xpel stuff) would start at $1400 depending on how much paint correction it needs.
04-12-2019, 03:31 PM
RaskyR1

Re: Xpel PPF good deal or not?

Quote:

Originally Posted by RaskyR1

So that`s not including install of the film???

My price for the full front installed would be around $1800 for the PPF. To coat the car with a pro level coating (not the Xpel stuff) would start at $1400 depending on how much paint correction it needs.

Since you`re in Jersey I`d suggest giving Greg at Signature Detailing a call. He can do the film and use a well known pro coating that`s been around long enough to have a proven track record.

https://signaturedetailing.com/
04-12-2019, 04:42 PM
JRW67

Re: Xpel PPF good deal or not?

RaskyR1 That is installed and coated. Thank for the lead will check them out.
04-12-2019, 05:37 PM
Dan

Re: Xpel PPF good deal or not?

Wow, I had no idea ppf was that expensive.
04-13-2019, 09:46 AM
The Driver

Re: Xpel PPF good deal or not?

PPF is very expensive for installers, software, printer, subscription, training, warranty, risk/insurance and material. I wouldn`t cal those prices expensive, you just need to put things in perspective.
04-13-2019, 07:40 PM
Dan

Re: Xpel PPF good deal or not?

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Originally Posted by The Driver

PPF is very expensive for installers, software, printer, subscription, training, warranty, risk/insurance and material. I wouldn`t cal those prices expensive, you just need to put things in perspective.

Good point about perspective. I think the same applies on putting it on a regular car. Unless you plan to keep it forever, it seems like a bad investment on anything short of a guaranteed classic.