Supra Dupra
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An Xpel rep that is the supplier to over 15 states told me directly that Xpelās adhesive is stronger than Suntekās (and that Xpel Stealthās adhesive is stronger than Suntek Matteās); he mentioned that Xpel can come out looking great but you need a āgoodā shop to make it look right. The shop Iām working with mentioned the same thing (they recently did a Supra clear PPF install freehand for someone on these boards who wanted their car PPFāed before the patterns were out), so itās interesting to hear that Xpelās adhesive is weaker in your experience.Hey guys I am wrapping a Supra at the moment and I see so much misinformation. Just to guide you guys with this process.
@XPEL Jeff is that you?
XPEL Stealth glue is actually weaker then other films ( I have tried all). The finish comes out better and good installers will use hot filtered water to do install and it helps with stretching.
If you guys are searching for a PPF shop, check if they have wrapped Gwagons. They are the hardest cars to wrap (no bad shop can do them) or full hoods on Dodge Rams.
If you have any questions feel free to ask, I have 9 years experience, have done some crazy jobs.
Pricing wise:
Bad shops will always charge less
Precut only shops (same category as bad shops) will charge less. (Faster to do)
Average car full wrap is $6500
Difficult cars $7000
Gwagons $8000 - $10000
(Supras will soon be in Gwagons price range for anyone that can 1 piece the front bumper) matte film is impossible to 1pc front bumper and rear bumper (only if you remove tail lights / diffuser and exhaust)
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