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ltullos · 02-27-2013, 10:18 PM

For anyone looking for the best clear bra / paint protection installer in DFW, I can't recommend Norm Schilling at Invisibra enough. I'm new (2nd) owner of 40th AE #487, and took it to him this week to have the bumper, full hood, and front fenders done. He spotted a several small (<3 mm) spots on the lower part of the bumper that were going to be problems and applied a small piece of film to show me how it would look (like there was an air bubble). While I was disappointed to see this, I was much happier to know up-front! I'm sure many other installers would have just slapped it on without saying anything and then blaming the car for my dissatisfaction. I did have him go ahead and do the hood and fenders, and his work was flawless. He uses SunTek film which is only one to come in 60in width roll, and he noted that they are also the only company that dedicates their production tooling to paint protection film. This enables them to maintain much better control of their process and reduce particles or flaws that occurs when switching between PPF, vinyl wraps, and other products. PM me if you have questions.

02-27-2013, 10:18 PM	#1 (permalink)
ltullos Enthusiast Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: DFW Posts: 312 Drives: 2016 Nismo Tech MT Rep Power: 14	DFW Paint Protection Installer Recommendation For anyone looking for the best clear bra / paint protection installer in DFW, I can't recommend Norm Schilling at Invisibra enough. I'm new (2nd) owner of 40th AE #487, and took it to him this week to have the bumper, full hood, and front fenders done. He spotted a several small (<3 mm) spots on the lower part of the bumper that were going to be problems and applied a small piece of film to show me how it would look (like there was an air bubble). While I was disappointed to see this, I was much happier to know up-front! I'm sure many other installers would have just slapped it on without saying anything and then blaming the car for my dissatisfaction. I did have him go ahead and do the hood and fenders, and his work was flawless. He uses SunTek film which is only one to come in 60in width roll, and he noted that they are also the only company that dedicates their production tooling to paint protection film. This enables them to maintain much better control of their process and reduce particles or flaws that occurs when switching between PPF, vinyl wraps, and other products. PM me if you have questions.