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XPEL Ultimate wrap cost?
- Thread starter Debaser
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It's actually EJ, my mistake, but it's been a year. Also had the paint correction and CQuartz done by Pristine Detailing, but it was all arranged by EJ.
ToddS
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For those in South Florida, I had a great experience with Ace Custom Signs and Tint. They went above and beyond in so many ways. I posted pictures and provided more details here. https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/great-xpel-experience.89110/
Check them out if you are down this way.
Check them out if you are down this way.
jaypatelius
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I am in the ATL area and getting the following quotes:
Xpel Clear Bra quotes:
$1700: Ultimate: Covers the entire hood and fenders, both side mirrors, the entire front bumper, headlights and a-pillar,partial roof.
$4850: Platinum: Entire car including headlights.
Reasonable? Anyone who has full car wrap - overkill? Would you make some modifications or partial coverage if you plan to keep car for at least 6-10 years as owner?
Xpel Clear Bra quotes:
$1700: Ultimate: Covers the entire hood and fenders, both side mirrors, the entire front bumper, headlights and a-pillar,partial roof.
$4850: Platinum: Entire car including headlights.
Reasonable? Anyone who has full car wrap - overkill? Would you make some modifications or partial coverage if you plan to keep car for at least 6-10 years as owner?
I will be doing a full Xpel Stealth on a deep blue X and cost is just a tad above your quote. I've also received 2 other quotes from Xpel certified dealers and they were close to $7K so I think that is a great price. I plan on keeping the car until it can't run anymore! 
jaypatelius
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Awesome thx for input - any others want to chime in on full versus partial wraps for owners planning in keeping these excellent whips longterm?
Also, on a side note/topic - anyone use and like the "Remote S" app?
Also, on a side note/topic - anyone use and like the "Remote S" app?
jaypatelius
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It's a version on XPEL. Makes the car look matte. Take a look at my thread here:
FINALLY: Midnight silver MX with full Xpel Stealth Wrap!!!
FINALLY: Midnight silver MX with full Xpel Stealth Wrap!!!
We did our brand new Black X90D in full XPEL Stealth Ultimate, including blackout of almost all chrome and wheels. Tint front pax and driver side windows to match rears. Finished it all off with several coats of Ceramic Pro 9H. Total including paint correction $5800. Car is amazing to drive, and turns a lot of heads on the outside, including mine! We plan on keeping it for a very long time.
RobW2428
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jaypatelius
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Thanks! FYI, our installer did not want to take apart the side mirrors to black them out, but they can also be plastidipped. We had him plastidip the wheels rather than powder coat as it is easily "repairable" and reversible if we didn't like.
The entire job took a very long 5 days! It sucked taking delivery and within 1 hour driving the car to installer and leaving it, but the end-product was well worth the wait. The 10 year warranty from our certified installer is great. Make sure your installer is certified by XPEL and get references too.
The entire job took a very long 5 days! It sucked taking delivery and within 1 hour driving the car to installer and leaving it, but the end-product was well worth the wait. The 10 year warranty from our certified installer is great. Make sure your installer is certified by XPEL and get references too.
I think your car looks great. I personally looked at plastidiped wheels vs powdercoat. Powdercoated wheels look a lot better IMHO. Plastidip is reversible though, which is good. But if you need wheels mounted/dismounted, etc. you may need to touch up plastidip. I did not want to mess with that. Powdercoat and done. Also, red painted calipers make a huge difference, again IMHO.
I also wanted to wrap the car ASAP after deliver, but waited 2 month to make sure there were no issues that needed to be addressed. In that time, sensors of both FWDs were replaced, seat was replaced, some panels were realigned, cracked window washer reservoir was replaced, FD switches were replaced, etc. etc. After I got most issues worked out, I wrapped it. Wanted to make sure its not a lemon prior to dropping $6k.
I'm in Atl also...used Murad with clearfilm. He uses the new Suntek Ultra which has the new 10 year warranty as well. I'd say the installer matters the more than the ppf so take caution as I've had a bad ppf job from a different guy.
DIL
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After seeing all these amazing rides, I want to get Xpel Stealth wrap too. But I intend to lease. Can you do a wrap if you lease? What happens upon return? I have no experience with wrapping, so please excuse the noobie question.
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