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All shops and installers do things their own way. I'm not saying one person's methods are better than another. You're right, more room would make things easier to clean the glass, but all things have a potential cost. For myself and my staff, we acknowledge that every time we remove a part of a...

They need to be fixed by the shop that did the installation. It just needs a tiny needle to let the air out. Should only take them a second to fix. Sometimes these appear as the film cures. Don't poke or push on them. Let the shop handle it.

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I love this idea on this particular wheel. I have matte black, if you're willing to come get it, I'll give you enough to do your wheels.

If you used a pressure washer and hit the edge of the film, it can get under the film. The shop that installed it should have gone over that with you.

Most Saran Wraps are extremely thin, only 0.0005 inches thick. ... compared to 0.008 inches thick for most Paint Protection Films. You'd need 16 layers to match the thickness.

They make a lower strength adhesive PPF for this exact purpose...;) https://www.xpel.com/products/paint-protection-film/tracwrap

That price is par for a basic color change wrap with those specific brands/colors here in northern California. My shop would be a touch higher, but not much. Just make sure they are taking the right steps like removing the fender cameras. I'd also see if they have pics of prior wrapped Teslas...

I'd like to look into buying larger pieces or rolls of this. Please share your source? https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/members/jesse_le.175547/

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/members/woolymammoth17.261072/ Are there any new updates and pics after you went to get the work redone?

For a Full Chrome Delete, we charge $850 Window tint, covering all glass for the Model 3 (1 seamless piece back window) is $900. This price is using XPEL Prime XR Plus film, any shade combination that you want.

PPF won't stick to the raw (unpainted) plastic trim pieces, unfortunately. It can stick to the satin black door handles and window trim though. It will definitely make those parts glossy black. For the raw plastic parts, they'd need to be removed, wet sanded to a 600 or so, and then you can...

Delays are frustrating, for sure. We have had numerous clients need to reschedule their Paint Protection Film, Window Tinting, and Ceramic Coating appointments with us due to various delivery delays. Argh

Looks Great!