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Originally Posted by egar2099
Thank you for the information. What do you think of Xpel XR Plus?
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XR Plus is what I meant to write. Xpel has some weird naming and they're pretty new to the window tint game. On paper it's good stuff and I've seen it compared to Spectra Photosync, which is arguably the leader in heat rejection.
If you have an Xpel dealer nearby who uses a plotter (computer cutting), and will do your job in an enclosed garage, that's a good start. Obviously the skill of the person doing the install is key, it's always a plus when they set up the job from step 1 to be a success. That means no razor blades on your car and an enclosed garage to minimize airborne debris. The rest is on the skill of the installer.
So, whether you go for one of the Formula 1 films, Xpel, or Spectra Photosync, choose based on your belief who will do the best work and stand behind their work.