Fantastic paint protection film install!

Jul 2, 2005 | 10:45 PM

brt3

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Fantastic paint protection film install!

These guys are craftsmen! Just had Premier Mobile install front-end protection on two of my cars -- a 2004 VW Phaeton and a 2005 Mercedes-Benz E55 Wagon.

I am one picky SOB and these guys do fantastic work! Highly recommended; you can't go wrong with them. They took all the time necessary to ensure a superb result and the cars look great. Their price is on the high side, but do NOT try and use a bargain installer on paint protection film; you really have to know what you're doing to install this stuff properly. The last guy I used charged $400 to do my G500; the job was so poorly done I refused to pay for it and pulled it off as soon as I got the car back home. To make matters worse the bozo cut the material on the car and scratched it badly. Much better to pay more for faultless work -- trust me on this one...

Thanks, Sam!

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Jul 3, 2005 | 04:48 AM

Rafal

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Sorry, but to me paint protection film is just like plastic sheeting on the lounge furniture - too good to be used. Ever took a shower in your socks?

Jul 3, 2005 | 05:03 AM

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Everyone has their tastes Rafal

The guy who owns Permier though is a fantastic guy, I'd trust him and his company with my cars. He does all these internation cars. Trustworthy company.

Jul 3, 2005 | 03:20 PM

brt3

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Sorry, but to me paint protection film is just like plastic sheeting on the lounge furniture - too good to be used. Ever took a shower in your socks?

I will agree to disagree on that one. I use my cars and enjoy pushing them to the limits, sometimes during track days. I also enjoy the occasional Sunday detail-fest -- I like taking care of my cars and keeping them looking good. So, to me the film is a no-brainer; it keeps the front chip-free. Furthermore, you can see the plastic on a sofa, but (when done properly) it's nearly impossible to see the paint film. To each his own...

Jul 3, 2005 | 03:26 PM

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[QUOTE=brt3]These guys are craftsmen! Just had Premier Mobile install front-end protection on two of my cars -- a 2004 VW Phaeton and a 2005 Mercedes-Benz E55 Wagon.

I am one picky SOB and these guys do fantastic work! Highly recommended; you can't go wrong with them. They took all the time necessary to ensure a superb result and the cars look great. Their price is on the high side, but do NOT try and use a bargain installer on paint protection film; you really have to know what you're doing to install this stuff properly. The last guy I used charged $400 to do my G500; the job was so poorly done I refused to pay for it and pulled it off as soon as I got the car back home. To make matters worse the bozo cut the material on the car and scratched it badly. Much better to pay more for faultless work -- trust me on this one...

Thanks, Sam!

I have had Sam install the clear paint protection on several of my cars. They are indeed fantastic; concientious and true atrists at what they do.

Jul 3, 2005 | 04:20 PM

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Sorry, but to me paint protection film is just like plastic sheeting on the lounge furniture - too good to be used. Ever took a shower in your socks?

I'd rather have a barely noticable protection film on the front of my expensive car than see rock chips and scratches, which can happen right out of the dealership.

Jul 5, 2005 | 09:10 PM

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Yeah, that's true.... I had a protector film installed and not sure whether because of bad installation or bad materials (I believe it was 3M), the film became yellowish... I took it off as it was fugly.... Oh man.... I regretted almost every day now... my car which was flawless until 1.5 years ago now has some visible rock chips....