Tremor and Travel Trailer get XPEL paint protection

[Patriot]

With less than 300 miles on my new Tremor I had XPEL 8 mil paint protection installed. So full coverage on the entire hood, full coverage front fenders, headlights, w/s pillars, fender flairs, quarter panels. I Have used XPEL on quite a few vehicles over the years and it really is the best paint protection in the industry imho. No fading, yellowing, or orange peeling. If you plan on keeping your truck for the long haul it’s worth the money. It’s expensive, the key is to have an excellent experienced installer who really knows what he is doing. My installer is outstanding at his craft. He has done several of our cars and trucks over the years. I also had him install paint protection on the front of our travel trailer. A long day...but got most if not all the road rash, rock ding hot spots covered and protected.
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[MoTremor]

Looks good! When you say expensive, how much was just the truck for what you got covered?

 

[Patriot]

Looks good! When you say expensive, how much was just the truck for what you got covered?

I had a package deal truck travel trailer and I have had multiple vehicles done by this installer.
I recommend you get a quote from a local installer. Make sure he really knows how to install this material. It’s all about the install. It’s amazing p/p.

 

[McCrosky2004]

I had XPEL put on my last 2 cars and have to agree it’s great protection. I Plan on having the front impact areas done, B pillar and door seals when my truck arrives. On my cars it was around $500 to get what they call a bra on the front. I was worried about seeing dirt or a line where it ended but was not a problem.

 

[richtor]

$500 is cheap. I would expect $1-2k in my area of California. $4k+ for the entire vehicle.

 

[Patriot]

$500 is cheap. I would expect $1-2k in my area of California. $4k+ for the entire vehicle.

I think full price on a truck here is $1600-$1800 depending on what you have covered.