360 Auto Concepts, Orlando

[coqui33]

I (a customer) woud like to recommend a Florida protective coating shop. They are "360 Auto Concepts" at 6500 S. Orange Ave, Orlando 32809. I just bought my first Tesla (S90D) last week and had them do a full-body wrap, chrome delete, ceramic window tint, and black plasti-dip wheels. What was special was that for the wrap, they applied Auto-Flex Spray Shield. This is a 10-coat spray-on film that dries into a self-healing clear bra and costs less than half of what I would have paid Xpel or Suntek. The shop owner is Johnny Shiel at 407-683-7160, the fellow who did much of the work is Santiago Herrera. These guys are extremely conscientious, apparently love customizing premium cars, and have a real aesthetic sense. Again I am just a customer, but encourage Tesla-owning Floridians to check them out. You will be pleasantly surprised.

 

[wiredprairie]

I just bought my first Tesla (S90D) last week and had them do a full-body wrap, chrome delete, ceramic window tint, and black plasti-dip wheels.

Do you have any photos you could add? Sounds like a cool result.

 

[alseTrick]

Do you have any photos you could add? Sounds like a cool result.

Pics of coqui33's car, I think:
360 (@360autoconcepts) • Instagram photos and videos

AutoFlex Spray Shield videos:

 

[alseTrick]

I'll have to check this out once I get my car. Definitely interested in it if it is half the cost of Xpel.

 

[DoubleACL]

I can't find their website.
This is a competitor which might be worth checking as well: Tesla Car Care - Auto Detailing Orlando

 

[alseTrick]

I can't find their website.
This is a competitor which might be worth checking as well: Tesla Car Care - Auto Detailing Orlando

360 AutoConcepts

Only 2 shops in Florida are approved to install Spray Shield.

 

[Asad1087]

I (a customer) woud like to recommend a Florida protective coating shop. They are "360 Auto Concepts" at 6500 S. Orange Ave, Orlando 32809. I just bought my first Tesla (S90D) last week and had them do a full-body wrap, chrome delete, ceramic window tint, and black plasti-dip wheels. What was special was that for the wrap, they applied Auto-Flex Spray Shield. This is a 10-coat spray-on film that dries into a self-healing clear bra and costs less than half of what I would have paid Xpel or Suntek. The shop owner is Johnny Shiel at 407-683-7160, the fellow who did much of the work is Santiago Herrera. These guys are extremely conscientious, apparently love customizing premium cars, and have a real aesthetic sense. Again I am just a customer, but encourage Tesla-owning Floridians to check them out. You will be pleasantly surprised.

How has the AutoFlex Spray Shield held up?
I am thinking about getting it on my Model 3, seems to be a smarter financial choice than XPEL/3M PPF.

 

[alseTrick]

How has the AutoFlex Spray Shield held up?
I am thinking about getting it on my Model 3, seems to be a smarter financial choice than XPEL/3M PPF.

What kind of prices are we talking?

 

[Asad1087]

What kind of prices are we talking?

For Xpel Ultimate PPF I have gotten quotes for Model 3, Front only $2300, Full anywhere from $4800-$6000.
Autoflex Spray Shield $2000 for full car.

Can't seem to find a reason PPF is better.

 

[alseTrick]

For Xpel Ultimate PPF I have gotten quotes for Model 3, Front only $2300, Full anywhere from $4800-$6000.
Autoflex Spray Shield $2000 for full car.

Can't seem to find a reason PPF is better.

Where did you get your spray shield quotes?

 

[coqui33]

How has the AutoFlex Spray Shield held up?

Two and a half years later, it is yellowed and peeling in places. The coating is preventing a body shop from fixing a minor dent in a rear quarter panel and so must be removed. The shop that applied it refuses to estimate removal cost. The only solution is to have the entire car sanded and repainted at a cost of over $5000.

In short, DON'T DO IT!

 

[TheTeslaStudio]

I would not advise on getting this spray on coating/film product. It may look like a good idea at first, but it'll quickly turn into your biggest nightmare.