New PPF professional install edge lifting. F350

[603much1]

I had a custom xpel install on my 99 f350 lower doors of cab and cab corners. I got it back last night, and looked it over this morning and found the lower cab corner lifting and small bubbles on the lower doors. I contacted my install and he said they will level it out..? I didn’t have edges wrapped because the doors are filled with oil and it drips out sometimes. How should this be fixed properly? I will upload more pictures later. 

Edited October 3, 2019 by 603much1

[alberts316]

Those will NOT go away.  Gonna need a slight trimming or re done prolly

 

[603much1]

4 hours ago, alberts316 said:

Those will NOT go away.  Gonna need a slight trimming or re done prolly

 

Im afraid that if they have to remove it will pull the paint or clear coat, truck was completely repainted about 40 days before install of PPF kinda wishing i never decided to put this stuff on. And i can tell you if they pull paint they aren’t going to know a thing and tell me its a paint flaw. They basically have already told me this. Just sucks because it was very expensive and if it goes bad it will costs thousands in repairs for absolutely nothing. 

[Speed]

Just have them trim the lifted edge, then you won't have to worry about the paint coming off.  Film should never lift the paint of a properly repainted vehicle anyways.

[XPEL Jeff]

Please contact XPEL at 210-678-3700 and ask for your regional account manager.  He’ll speak with the installer and get this taken care of do you.  

[603much1]

Taking truck back hopefully next week. I Hope they can fix these areas with a trim. Its a 2hr drive so these spots will obviously get more debris underneath On the drive down. 

Edited October 5, 2019 by 603much1

[603much1]

Inspected a little closer and my lower rear half door is lifting a little bit too, these areas are very small but it is not stuck down.. can they even trim or tack areas this small back down without pulling back film. Am I crazy or is this normal with installs?  The white spot is a reflection of my coffee cup. 

 

Edited October 6, 2019 by 603much1

[PRatx]

is that flat or textured panel?

[603much1]

Its neither its gloss. Base/clear. The picture makes it look like flattish peel. Its not in person. 

[highplains]

1 hour ago, 603much1 said:

Its neither its gloss. Base/clear. The picture makes it look like flattish peel. Its not in person. 

I think he meant is it smooth or does it have the factory chip guard under the paint creating a textured surface