Vendor XPEL has its own Tesla Page

[XPEL]

This year XPEL.com created a page dedicated to providing Tesla owners with information on XPEL PPF, ceramic coating, and UV protective window tint.

Check it out: XPEL TESLA

 

[Brightonuk]

On a 2022 Model 3 is this how Xpel should look on the frunk leading edge?

 

[Gulfcoaster]

On a 2022 Model 3 is this how Xpel should look on the frunk leading edge?

No. That's a $HIT install. I see you're in Plantation. Bring your car over to Naples Auto Armor and have Bradley the owner do a perfect seamless install

 

[joebruin77]

I am a huge fan of Xpel PPF and ceramic tint and highly recommend them. I have had Xpel PPF on my 2018 Tesla P3D as well as Xpel ceramic tint on all the windows. My car has been parked outside 24/7 for the past 3 1/2 years. Both the PPF and the tint look just as good today as the day they were installed.

 

[heavyD]

On a 2022 Model 3 is this how Xpel should look on the frunk leading edge?

No. I've seen a lot of bad ppf installs but I've never seen notches before.

 

[eskudo12791]

On a 2022 Model 3 is this how Xpel should look on the frunk leading edge?

I have the same notches, Im guessing they used pre cut vice a full sheet

 

[Gulfcoaster]

I have the same notches, Im guessing they used pre cut vice a full sheet

Technically speaking a full sheet/full hood install is "pre cut" on the plotter machine. A great installer is able to fully stretch and wrap all the edges so you don't see any edges or notches.

 

[eskudo12791]

Technically speaking a full sheet/full hood install is "pre cut" on the plotter machine. A great installer is able to fully stretch and wrap all the edges so you don't see any edges or notches.

Its possible to not use a plotter is what I am saying.

 

[Gulfcoaster]

Its possible to not use a plotter is what I am saying.

Oh, gotcha. But....even then, the installer can lay a full sheet over the entire hood, wrap all the edges and trim the excess off on the underside of the hood. Whoever installed the OP's job and left the notches visible on the top side of the hood needs to go back to installer school.

 

[eskudo12791]

Oh, gotcha. But....even then, the installer can lay a full sheet over the entire hood, wrap all the edges and trim the excess off on the underside of the hood. Whoever installed the OP's job and left the notches visible on the top side of the hood needs to go back to installer school.

Ive got a bubble that needs to be worked out, I may ask that they redo my hood since I have a few of these notches and one is coming up some.