chickensworth
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Check your messages... buddy of mine has a midnight silver metallic 3 and is interested in your offer. He reached out to you via your customer email awhile back.
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PPF installer in Las Vegas
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Check your messages... buddy of mine has a midnight silver metallic 3 and is interested in your offer. He reached out to you via your customer email awhile back.
chickensworth
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i also looked at Pro-Tect... it's where Porsche sends their customers. they're supposedly an XPEL master installer or something.
2K for the full front is in the high ballpark... you can find lower depending on material, what other services you're getting done, and how busy the shop is, but it's not completely out of line from the other shops. I've found the more stuff you get done (tint, additional PPF sections), the lower each individual service costs.
I own Purple Flare Wraps , check out our work on Instagram Purple Flare Wraps (@purpleflarewraps) • Instagram photos and videos we Offer full vehicle wrapping , ppf and ceramic coatings . We have done a bunch of model 3s, model Ss along with many other vehicles . Our pricing is very competitive and our film comes with a 10yr manufacturer warranty. A full front end on a model 3 is $1600
So what do you think of your end result? Did the wrap/tint work by Eco-Tint meet your expectations? Any problems in the 2-3 weeks since you had the work done?
chickensworth
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It turned out good...
I had a few issues after the first pass, but they were great in resolving everything.
Did llumar PPF on the front end... They didn’t remove the cams on the front quarters, so the seams end on the curved imprint... I had some dirt caught behind the film where it didn’t adhere on one of the tight compound curves, but they fixed that.
Had Photosync tint done on all glass surfaces including the windshield which most shops in town won’t look at and the rear glass done in 1 piece. Turned out well... the rear glass had some dirt/dust caught between the film and the glass that wasn’t visible for a few days, but they were quick to resolve that. They re-did the rear without any questions.
I’d recommend them... it wasn’t perfect the first time through, but they had no problem fixing anything that wasn’t to my satisfaction. The final result looks great, and I’m more than impressed that they stand behind their work without question.
The prices were very competitive and everyone I dealt with was great.
FWIW, there were about 5-6 other Tesla’s there... S3X’s... so they’re definitely building a good reputation amongst the community.
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