Xpel ultimate

JJAWS · December 19, 2015

This a user friendly ppf for someone just starting out ?

XPEL Jeff · December 21, 2015

If you've been through a quality training class, you'll do fine. If not, then pretty much any film will give you headaches.

TINTZEUS · December 22, 2015

Sure. Great film to train and work with. Just try to have the mixture right for install or you might end up in the battlezone... :shoot1

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Toronto Guy · January 16, 2016

Battle zone... I like that one!

berimbolo · January 17, 2016

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Sure. Great film to train and work with. Just try to have the mixture right for install or you might end up in the battlezone...

What's the preference for the mixture? Is the xpel gel a must?

PPFdistributing · January 18, 2016

I would recommend talking to an xpel rep for your area as they can give you the best answers that pertain to their specific products.

pro-tect mobile · January 19, 2016

its a fairly easy film to work with. I think Suntek is a little easier in that the adhesive is much more forgiving... but Xpel is definitely the next best option. I tried the gel and really didn't like it. Baby shampoo and water is the way to go for me and a pressure tank. You shouldn't have any issues... but taking the training class is a must IMHO if you don't have very much experience installing PPF.

XPEL Jeff · January 20, 2016

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Sure. Great film to train and work with. Just try to have the mixture right for install or you might end up in the battlezone...

What's the preference for the mixture? Is the xpel gel a must?

The gel is not a requirement, just an option that all comes down to preference. It typically makes the learning curve a little shorter for new installers. If not using gel, about .5 ml of dawn ultra in a quart sized spray bottle full of water should do the trick. With either gel or soap, you'll want to have an alcohol mixture handy too.