Xzilon +??
08-19-2013, 11:58 PM
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2014 ML350 4MATIC
Xzilon +??
My dealership is recommending I invest in Xzilon + 5 Year Paint Protection.
The brochure claims it resists:
Bird Dropping, Water Spotting, Rust Spots, Tree Sap, Graffiti, Industrial Fallout, Acid Rain, Oxidation & Fading, reduced brake dust on wheels
It also features:
Fabric & Carpet protection to increase the tensile strength of the fabric to protect against water and oil-based spills as well as Mink Oil for the leather seats (I did upgrade to the leather multi-contour) to keep it soft and protect against fading and weather aging.
It claims it helps prevent minor dings and dents from things like shopping carts by adding a layer onto the paint. It is not silicon or teflon based, but apparently molecular adhesion, whatever that means.
Advice?
The brochure claims it resists:
Bird Dropping, Water Spotting, Rust Spots, Tree Sap, Graffiti, Industrial Fallout, Acid Rain, Oxidation & Fading, reduced brake dust on wheels
It also features:
Fabric & Carpet protection to increase the tensile strength of the fabric to protect against water and oil-based spills as well as Mink Oil for the leather seats (I did upgrade to the leather multi-contour) to keep it soft and protect against fading and weather aging.
It claims it helps prevent minor dings and dents from things like shopping carts by adding a layer onto the paint. It is not silicon or teflon based, but apparently molecular adhesion, whatever that means.
Advice?
08-20-2013, 12:52 AM
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2011 C300 4matic, 2015 Porsche Macan S, 2006 R500 (sold)
My dealership is recommending I invest in Xzilon + 5 Year Paint Protection.
The brochure claims it resists:
Bird Dropping, Water Spotting, Rust Spots, Tree Sap, Graffiti, Industrial Fallout, Acid Rain, Oxidation & Fading, reduced brake dust on wheels
It also features:
Fabric & Carpet protection to increase the tensile strength of the fabric to protect against water and oil-based spills as well as Mink Oil for the leather seats (I did upgrade to the leather multi-contour) to keep it soft and protect against fading and weather aging.
It claims it helps prevent minor dings and dents from things like shopping carts by adding a layer onto the paint. It is not silicon or teflon based, but apparently molecular adhesion, whatever that means.
Advice?
The brochure claims it resists:
Bird Dropping, Water Spotting, Rust Spots, Tree Sap, Graffiti, Industrial Fallout, Acid Rain, Oxidation & Fading, reduced brake dust on wheels
It also features:
Fabric & Carpet protection to increase the tensile strength of the fabric to protect against water and oil-based spills as well as Mink Oil for the leather seats (I did upgrade to the leather multi-contour) to keep it soft and protect against fading and weather aging.
It claims it helps prevent minor dings and dents from things like shopping carts by adding a layer onto the paint. It is not silicon or teflon based, but apparently molecular adhesion, whatever that means.
Advice?
If you still want one, another option is get it on eBay..... for $25.
08-20-2013, 01:20 AM
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Just wax your car once a year. For fabric you can spray on 3M fabic protector. Modern paints already have a thick clear coat that will let you buff out small scratches. If you wash it regularly with a car soap that contains a wax, and give it a good waxing once a year. Your paint will keep its showroom shine for many years.
08-22-2013, 04:36 PM
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I think I'm going to go with Xpel Ultimate and wrap a LOT of the vehicle, depending on price. Bumper, Whole hood, A pillars, mirrors, doors, etc.
Also, the place that does this, also tints windows, treats fabric & leather & details. They are going to be "my guys" when it comes to keeping my car in good condition in and out
Also, the place that does this, also tints windows, treats fabric & leather & details. They are going to be "my guys" when it comes to keeping my car in good condition in and out
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08-22-2013, 06:50 PM
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#M Ventureshield ofers better protection than Xpel - Xpel is good for installers since the pre-cut kits install a bit better since Xpel is a little easier to handle install wide.
Your "best" protection is handcut 3M Ventureshield from a expereinced installer - MUCH better than pre-cut kits in either Ventureshield or Xpel
Your "best" protection is handcut 3M Ventureshield from a expereinced installer - MUCH better than pre-cut kits in either Ventureshield or Xpel
