XPEL offers automotive paint protection film and PRIME window tint. Within its PPF range, ULTIMATE PLUS maintains a gloss appearance, STEALTH creates a satin finish, and ULTIMATE FUSION adds a hydrophobic topcoat. Decide on the finish before comparing coverage areas: a full-front installation and full-body coverage are different jobs even when they use the same film. PPF product FAQ · PPF range
Separate the tint series and shade
XPEL’s PRIME comparison identifies CS as a dyed film and XR and XR PLUS as nano-ceramic options. Its technical library provides separate data sheets for these products and a combined automotive tint specification sheet. Ask which series and shade will go on each window, then compare the matching specifications rather than a range-wide headline figure. PRIME comparison · Technical documents
Read the product warranty
The warranty posted on XPEL’s English-language site gives ULTIMATE PLUS and STEALTH a 10-year limited warranty for specified film defects, including yellowing and delamination. It excludes damage from rock or road-debris impacts. XPEL also requires proof of authorized installation to process a claim. Obtain the applicable local document and installation receipt; a quoted warranty duration is not a promise to repair every paint or impact defect. PRIME has its own warranty document. Warranty terms and registration
Prepare the installation brief
Use the official installer locator to find a local contact. Ask for the exact film, covered panels or windows, edge treatment, finish sample, and written aftercare instructions. Keep the approved coverage list with the invoice so later service discussions refer to the same work. Find an installer
