[Yves ZL1]

Hi guys,

Next week my car should have an xpell film… but….
The man who did this cannot have xpell anymore cause no more agreement

I would like to know if i can order This fil (no précut ) somewhere overseas ?

Maybe there are some other real good brand of film ?

Thanks

Yves

Ps : thé guy doesn’t want to install 3 m film

[ZL1 1LE]

STEK is another well know brand besides XPEL & 3M.

[RamAir02]

You can also check if your installer can get Llumar PPF. That's what my installer used.

[DangerZL1]

What brand(s) can he get?

[Royal Dutch]

Suntek and Llumar are same manufacturer, different marketing names. I had Suntek clear installed last month to all impact areas, it came out awesome looks better/shinier than before. Suntek film has the water shedding built in, self healing and is supposedly clearer and has less orange peel than Xpel. You can also buy it in precut pieces and install yourself.

[Gunkk]

I have Suntek Ultra on my car. It has lower haze and less orangepeel than both 3M and Xpel. Installer also preferred it, saying it was easier to wrap and tuck all the sharp corners on the nose of the car with less peelback.

After nearly 4 years it still looks as fabulous and performs as well as it did week 1.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by Yves ZL1

Hi guys,

Next week my car should have an xpell film… but….
The man who did this cannot have xpell anymore cause no more agreement

I would like to know if i can order This fil (no précut ) somewhere overseas ?

Maybe there are some other real good brand of film ?

Thanks

Yves

Ps : thé guy doesn’t want to install 3 m film

Originally Posted by Gunkk

I have Suntek Ultra on my car. It has lower haze and less orangepeel than both 3M and Xpel. Installer also preferred it, saying it was easier to wrap and tuck all the sharp corners on the nose of the car with less peelback.

After nearly 4 years it still looks as fabulous and performs as well as it did week 1.

Not going with Xpel might turn out to be an advantage in the end, because it's indeed orange peel-y, as Gunkk said.

[Yves ZL1]

Really Thanks guy
Gonna tell himThis evening ��

[Need4Camaro]

I have a question. I wanted to get this done on my Z28 but they heavily recommended that I wait 6 months for my new paint to cure before doing it. Well.. the time period has passed but untortunately I have also incurred some dings and chips since then too.. ..Can they repair those without repainting the whole nose or would I need to have it repainted again before having XPEL applied to my fascia?

[SSallday]

Originally Posted by Need4Camaro

I have a question. I wanted to get this done on my Z28 but they heavily recommended that I wait 6 months for my new paint to cure before doing it. Well.. the time period has passed but untortunately I have also incurred some dings and chips since then too.. ..Can they repair those without repainting the whole nose or would I need to have it repainted again before having XPEL applied to my fascia?

You can apply touch up paint to the chips. It’s not going to look perfect but it will be less noticeable. If you want perfect results then it will need a repaint. It all depends on what you think is acceptable and how much money you want to spend.

[Boost-Ed]

Originally Posted by Gunkk

I have Suntek Ultra on my car. It has lower haze and less orangepeel than both 3M and Xpel. Installer also preferred it, saying it was easier to wrap and tuck all the sharp corners on the nose of the car with less peelback.

After nearly 4 years it still looks as fabulous and performs as well as it did week 1.

Good to hear....

I've had XPel on several of my older cars and (at the high recommendation of a group of older car buddies on the west coast) chose Suntek on my last daily driver.

IMO it was much better than Xpel; having a higher level of gloss, easier to install (based on my installer, who was a Xpel authorized installer), and accepted top coatings better.

[RamAir02]

Originally Posted by Royal Dutch

Suntek and Llumar are same manufacturer, different marketing names. I had Suntek clear installed last month to all impact areas, it came out awesome looks better/shinier than before. Suntek film has the water shedding built in, self healing and is supposedly clearer and has less orange peel than Xpel. You can also buy it in precut pieces and install yourself.

Suntek! That's the equivalent product that I couldn't think of. I've been super happy with the Llumar on my car. It's really barely noticeable unless you're inches away and it's not orange peel-y in my opinion, but I haven't seen Xpel up close to compare.

[Yves ZL1]

Originally Posted by RamAir02

Suntek! That's the equivalent product that I couldn't think of. I've been super happy with the Llumar on my car. It's really barely noticeable unless you're inches away and it's not orange peel-y in my opinion, but I haven't seen Xpel up close to compare.

Si that woudl finally be a Llumar cause it was thé best price … 4000 euros … she woudl be totally covered except thé front grill ..

[Z OH 6]

I have Xpel on the front of my vehicle, there is no orange peel or lack of gloss. Maybe its changed over the years.