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8 minutes ago, Tintguy1980 said:

High dollar quotes may be representative of; 1) high overhead costs or 2) wanting to stand out in a crowded field through a price illusion of having the best. Most all 'ceramic' films in the industry come within 5 or so percentage points of each other in terms of TSER. The amount of difference is trivial in comparison to overall performance, while occupying the car.

Write each one down on a small piece of paper, put them in a bowl, and blindly pick one. Then, get an idea of what their workmanship looks like by visiting their shop, what the product might look like on your vehicle, and what might be their service history rating from online apps. Workmanship outweighs all other factors.

 

I cannot pick for 'you'.

Xpel shop has been around for more than 15yrs

Llumar and Autobahn one around 4

3m probably around 15+ too. But there was one review questioning the authenticity of film. So staying away from it.

So probably out of Xpel, Llumar ans Autobahn

Hi, I at crossroads with picking window tint for my car. I am set on getting a ceramic film, but the options are so many that has me confused but have narrowed down to 4. 

Here are they....

Xpel XR: $422

Autobahn Black Ceramic: $385

Llumar CTX: $375

3M Ceramic IR: $375

All 3 installers are listed on their respective brand sites.

This is for my personal car. I want to pick best performance for $.

Thanks!

First of all, i didnot want you guys to fight. That is not the purpose of this thread and was not from the start. I just asked for websites that sells precut ppf pattern. I dont want you to fight over simple thing as that.

This for my personal use on my car. I am not a professional. I just want to try. Hope you guys understand.

http://www.xpel.com/paint-protection-kits/XPEL_North_America/Passenger_Cars_and_Light_Trucks

I tried to search this forum about this. But could not find any answers. As the question says. I want to buy a pre-cut ppf kit for my car. With either Xpel ultimate, Suntek ultra or 3M scotchgard pro. I want to tackle this myself this time. Thanks for reading.