Expell and ceramic pro
I’m having the whole front end from the apillars and roofline forward, plus the rockers and around the back wheels covered in expell, plus ceramic pro installed over everything for $3000. He’s getting me a price on wrapping the whole car with expell before I drop it off. Thoughts? Is it worth doing the whole car or just stay with what I’m getting.
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Putting expel over an entire volume production car is ridiculous. Plus you can wipe on the ceramic yourself and save a lot of money. There’s no hard polish prep when you’re putting it on expel. Alcohol off the expel with a wipe, wipe on the ceramic… I personally think detailers charging huge amounts of money for ceramic over expel is one of the biggest rip offs of the detailing business. Because there’s no real prep.
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Exactly. The whole point is to be worry free. Ceramic coatings only get you so far... |
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We're getting a price on a complete wrap today on Xpel Ultra. |
I'm wrapping the whole car except for the doors and rear bumper and I got 2 quotes. One was $4K and the other was around $4500. Wrap includes headlights and a small piece behind each rear wheel as well.
If you're a perfectionist about your car like I am then the value is there. Especially if you use waterless car wash products like I do. Xpell will help prevent swirl marks when using those products. I also tailgate people a lot and my previous camaro got a lot of rock chips and I had to repaint the hood and front splitter. So you could save $ that way as well. |
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For me, the clear bra is for protection. The ceramic coat is for ease of maintenance.
I have SunTek on all the impact surfaces, to include the entire front fender(s). Everything is coated in Ceramic Pro. |
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Can these products be easily removed ? I was at a car show, and I saw it on ZL1 Camaro on half the hood and half the front fender was covered with a protective film, and I didn't like the way the car looked.
When you looked at the car from the side, it looked like someone took a key and scratched the across the hood and down the fender with a key, but it was the film. It would have looked a lot better covering the whole hood and fender. I'm sure it works great, but took away from the look of the beautiful car to me. |
Filming half a hood...:barf:
The only really good way to film the car is to remove the emblems and heat extractor, cover all panels completely, and tuck all the edges. Then there are no lines to see, worry about collecting dirt, etc |
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