Clear Bra

Although I’m not a central Florida
resident, I will still recommend you
get XPel’s Ultimate Paint Protection
Film (PPF).


Bob

to add to Bob's recommendation:
Suntek Ultra
https://suntekfilms.com/Default.aspx

luckydawg said:

Not 100 % sure what sub - forum to post this under so I will just land it here.

Would like to hear from folks in central florida who have clear bra's- where they would recommend getting it from.
And or not getting it from
Thanks

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I had mine done by Sunstoppers in Melbourne. Ken does GREAT work for a reasonable price. He does a lot of high end cars, often complete wraps. I would not go anywhere else in the Melbourne area. One place I called said they wouldn't touch my car and recommended I go to Ken. When I went to see Ken, he was working on a clients car for the other shop because their installer did a shoddy job. I'm sure you can find some high end installers in Orlando too. Best advice I can give you is you get what you pay for. Going with a cheap installer is a waster of money, IMHO. Also, don't end you any PPF mid-panel. Pay the extra $$$ and get the entire panel done, it looks much better. I went with Llumar Ultimate film (10 year warranty). It's the same as Sun-Tek. I hear it's a bit 'clearer' than XPEL and easier to install. Also this article I read said it has better hydrophobic properties than XPEL (Best Paint Protection Film for Cars? XPEL vs 3M vs LLumar vs SunTek)

Llumar Ultimate applied to the hood, bumper, front fender, and the area of the rear fenders just above the brake cooling inlets:

I’ve personally run Xpel Ultimate on all of my vehicles though I have heard from a few others that SunTek has a new PPF which is supposedly “better”.


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Premium Shield's Elite product. Excellent 7 layer system with a lifetime warranty. Ran it on my S4 for years. Super Clear too. Here is a showing of the clarity as I even did my head lights.

I've got Suntek ppf on my car. I'm a fan of it and so far it's done quite well. Oddly enough I like the look of the film ending on the half of the panel.