[Asiann]

Saw this on the M3 site and the pics are very good with no lines visible on a whole body part! Scroll thru the pics. http://www.premiermobilegroup.com/gallery_bmw.shtml

[txusa03]

speechless

how much and who is the person who perfected this process?

[picus]

It's Premier Mobile; they're in California. They do Lambo's, Porsches, etc... I think I remember Joe saying it was in the 10k range.

[Asiann]

Don't know the price but from the pics you can imagine the costs. I would do it if I had that kind of money lying around. The company also mentioned that becareful of new installers coming into the market as some of them have cut into the paint during install and they have had to make repairs for damages. Mentioned to check references before doing so.

[AutoPG]

Originally Posted by Asiann

Don't know the price but from the pics you can imagine the costs. I would do it if I had that kind of money lying around. The company also mentioned that becareful of new installers coming into the market as some of them have cut into the paint during install and they have had to make repairs for damages. Mentioned to check references before doing so.

Can't agree with you more. I've been in business for 6 years and have seen my share of beginner installers cut the into the paint. A good quality pre-cut kit never requires trimming or cutting. Always call around and just don't go for the lowest price you find.

Yes, for the entire car it costs around the 10K. Premier is known for doing that type of work in CA.

Thanks
Ryan
www.autopaintguard.com

[Asiann]

Originally Posted by Auto Paint Guard

Can't agree with you more. I've been in business for 6 years and have seen my share of beginner installers cut the into the paint. A good quality pre-cut kit never requires trimming or cutting. Always call around and just don't go for the lowest price you find.

Yes, for the entire car it costs around the 10K. Premier is known for doing that type of work in CA.

Thanks
Ryan
www.autopaintguard.com

Yeah the kit I have from Xpel was shaped into place and no cutting required. I would love to see them put it on an entire car without cutting on the car. I know some parts are removed and from the pics no lines are visible. Makes for an easy wash!

[NovaBimmer]

Originally Posted by Asiann

Saw this on the M3 site and the pics are very good with no lines visible on a whole body part! Scroll thru the pics. http://www.premiermobilegroup.com/gallery_bmw.shtml

Quite honestly, why would anyone want to drop $10K to cover a BMW worth $40K?! Maybe if it were an Enzo, I would. But then again, if one can afford to drop $1.5Mil on an Enzo, they probably are not to concerned with getting their paint scratched (Considering Ferrari's standards for buyers of Enzos). Just my 2 cents.

[Asiann]

Originally Posted by NovaBimmer

Quite honestly, why would anyone want to drop $10K to cover a BMW worth $40K?! Maybe if it were an Enzo, I would. But then again, if one can afford to drop $1.5Mil on an Enzo, they probably are not to concerned with getting their paint scratched (Considering Ferrari's standards for buyers of Enzos). Just my 2 cents.

Well the site had a lot of the 5 series being done but maybe to enjoy all the time you have to spend to get it showroom quality. For some that is worth it alone. I could see doing it on a M3 but not the E90. I have enough clear bra on already.