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Almost two years ago I posted pictures demonstrating how Xpel Ultimate saved me from having to repaint the front end after the garage door frame somehow managed to scrape my car.
Well, the apple does not fall from the tree. My daughter bought a Q3 only a month ago, and somehow a concrete base that supports a light pole somehow scratched and dented the crease in her driver door in the middle of the night. While the film was mangled and covered in paint from concrete, it prevented any scratch to the paint.
They were able to pull the dent without damaging the paint and install another piece of Xpel. She went to a body shop initially, just for an estimate, and was told they would pull, sand, paint and then send out for Xpel; glad she found this Xpel installer. Her pictures below.
Dent in crease
Close up showing dent and yellow paint from concrete
Those concrete poles like bigfoot, they only move when you don't have your camera ready...
You're not kidding.....don't know where those buggers lurk in the dark!
Originally Posted by KevinGary
XPEL is a great product. I have had it for 4 years and the car still looks brand new
Agree...it's been 4 years for me as well. The only chip I have is on the roof, where the Xpel isn't.....
Showed the impressive pictures to a couple of friends who recently bought cars: both have asked for name of my installer. Yes, it is not cheap - but if you keep the car 10 years, then that's a small amortized price for the obvious benefits as well as satisfaction of not seeing chips every time you wash the car
Almost two years ago I posted pictures demonstrating how Xpel Ultimate saved me from having to repaint the front end after the garage door frame somehow managed to scrape my car.
Well, the apple does not fall from the tree. My daughter bought a Q3 only a month ago, and somehow a concrete base that supports a light pole somehow scratched and dented the crease in her driver door in the middle of the night. While the film was mangled and covered in paint from concrete, it prevented any scratch to the paint.
They were able to pull the dent without damaging the paint and install another piece of Xpel. She went to a body shop initially, just for an estimate, and was told they would pull, sand, paint and then send out for Xpel; glad she found this Xpel installer. Her pictures below.
Dent in crease
Close up showing dent and yellow paint from concrete
Fixed
Wow! Thank you for sharing. We're so happy to hear that the film saved the day and did it's job. As a thank you for sharing, we would like to send you an XPEL Swag Pack. If you're interested, email us your t-shirt size and shipping information and we'll get the order out to you. You can email us directly at marketing@xpel.com. This offer goes to ANYONE on this thread who has shared an experience with XPEL on their car. Just include the URL to the thread you shared it on along with the post # so we can verify.
10-14-2018, 06:44 PM
Xpel saves the paint, for the second time
