Help me choose

[tango2]

Indeed TY

Some folk also have pattern's you can but seam well if that's your bag

Op I concur on the roll width and also your primary installers concerns

Whilst removal can be achieved without distortion it should never be a one pair of hands exercise

And to waxworks completely agree suntek is the route if clarity is the issue of primary concern IMHO

Cheers

[tango2]

Indeed TY

Some folk also have patterns you can butt seam well if that's your bag

Op I concur on the roll width and also your primary installers concerns

Whilst removal can be achieved without distortion it should never be a one pair of hands exercise

And to waxworks completely agree suntek is the route if clarity is the issue of primary concern IMHO

Cheers

[tango2]

Indeed TY

Some folk also have patterns you can butt seam well if that's your bag

Op I concur on the roll width and also your primary installers concerns

Whilst removal can be achieved without distortion it should never be a one pair of hands exercise

And to waxworks completely agree suntek is the route if clarity is the issue of primary concern IMHO

Cheers

[tango2]

Sorry for the multi post sadly apple hasn't ironed all the bugs out when it drops connection can a mod tidy it up as delete function isn't responding on the phone

[Bulk Auto Films]

Rating clearest film to worst.

 

Suntek PPF-C, Xpel Ultimate, 3M Pro Series Scotchgard , Avery Nano-fusion, 3M Ventureshield, lastly 3M Old Scotchgard.

[silverbullet]

There are no manufacturers offering any film wider than 60" at this time. I would also look at Titan by Durashield as they have all the features a consumer could ask for including a 10 year warranty!

[TintTech]

Never done one but that hood doesnt look impossible to do in one piece. 

[Loonies]

So, I have attained samples of Xpel Ultimate, 3M Pro Series and ClearShield - haven't gotten Suntek yet - and applied them to a test panel. I have to admit that, much to my surprise, I'm really liking the 3M Pro Series. 1) the feel on the paint is indistinguishable from the actual paint - no rubbery feeling at all. 2) the film edge line is less noticeable than the Xpel. 3) The supple nature of the film seems like it would take wrapping of edges much more easily than the Xpel with less chance of coming off.

I know there is a lot of anti-3M religion here, but I went into this with an open mind and I have to say that the 3M product is kind of impressing me.

[waxworkz]

Wait until you try Suntek

[Loonies]

I can't get them to send me a sample. Might have to go without them.