XPEL Ultimate Plus vs STEK DYNOshield- WATCH ME DESTROY THIS BENZ TRUNK - Self Healing - Damage test

[@adnan-khan]

Superb video, so glad to be a subscriber. I just bought a load of STEK for my new car, looking forward to applying it later. This has been a useful video. Thanks.

[@cbn1362]

How was Stek? Satisfied?

[@guy6345]

How is it faring so far ?

[@guy6345]

@@cbn1362 it's doing fine, just not happy with installer, they don't do proper maintenance during washing ,stek need to put more effort in educating their authorized installers how to care for Ppf during maintenance check

[@Mythic_Photos]

where did you buy the roll at? i want to buy some

[@vosedon]

Thank you taking the time on this.

[@sgtfoo]

Compare heat gun healing to hot water healing, maybe?

[@gbass7328]

Good and pretty crazy testing. So even results? What do you think of the Llumar Valor film compared to these?

[@JRCarReviews]

Self healing part was disappointing to be honest it never healed up.

[@Neverzzzz]

what about the XPEL fusion, is it top?

[@Fahad.Alfaris]

thank you ... that was so helpful you did a great experiment with great efforts thank you again

[@Jonzie00101]

Stek is by far the best in the industry. It's like butter to install and has incredable stretch. As for rock chips, when 3m pro series and xpel ultimate take a bad rock chip it rips out a chip size chunk of film with it. Stek rock chips don't do this because it's less rigid than other films and has more give. I have had no warranty claims since switching over to Stek a year ago... none! Also, using a torch over a heat gun is a great way to remove scratches faster and more effectively but only if done by an experienced installer as to not burn through film and paint. Informative video. That screwdriver was frightening though!

[@willardarmbruster8111]

Good info. Thanks

[@TonyMiguel-ko7cz]

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[@DacAL_8]

I have a 3M PPF that was installed back in 2008 and still clear (no yellowing) I assume both of these newer PPF product will do the same.

[@aussie8114]

Hairdryer is way more safe than heat gun. I learned that the hard way when the film melted.

[@jose09841]

How much less damage if there is Ceramic Pro on top of the XPel Ultimate Plus?? I have both, the Ceramic pro adds the shine and hydrophic properties on top of the protection.

[@rodstawaa]

jose09841 absolutely none

[@pininfarina5758]

I don't think ceramic coating provides much of a protection against this level of physical damage..

[@gunesinan814]

Your question proves that Ceramic Pro is a good marketing company 😁

[@creamfalcon]

@@rodstawaa Thank you for this comment. I got full XPEL on my Shelby and when I heard people pay MORE to do ceramic over the film that made zero sense to me. The only value I see in ceramic pro is on the wheels to somewhat protect and/or clean brake dust easier.

[@rodstawaa]

@@creamfalcon absolutely. A top grade PPF will have hydrophobic self healing properties build in. Not only will a coating not add much to the PPF in my experience it doesn’t bond well to PPF either as the PPF is designed to resist bonding of foreign materials.

[@IcarusTECH]

Careful if you get Xpel products anywhere. The main company does NOT stand behind its product with its so called life time warranty on its tint or its dealers (or customers for that matter.) I had to go thru mediation and threaten to sue them just to get a refund on the brutal issues I had with one of their dealers that damaged my car and did a piss poor job. The tint they used also was not optically clear and had an orange peel to it.

[@jeremysmith6905]

Looking to replace the clear bra on my 2016 Corvette so this was timely!

[@doriangray2020]

Bras is so 90’s. You must be a boomer!!

[@Pinkie007]

Bro thank you *so much* for making this video!

[@wwftheman316]

you need to do a new one with Xpel Ultimate Fusion

[@yesmanhk]

thank you , i just ask around about PPF and xpel vs stek. still thinking about. xpel with matt or stek , cost almost the same. some ppl say xpel getting yellow after 4 mth+ , no idea

[@purplefurture6960]

If the sun +40 so we dont need to use that hair dryer to increase the healing ?

[@smith_grind5269]

Which is the more optically clear? I have a black car and looking for maximum clarity.

[@ethanhaessig5840]

That mostly depends on your installer. Proper prep and installation will ultimately decide clarity. I’d some almost all the films are the same in clarity unless you’re using absolute junk material

[@john4iraq]

Great video, I’m planning to add it to my new semi truck that I’m in the process to order but I was wondering how long this film would last in a semi truck that will operate in all terrain and weather conditions because I travel all across the country?

[@JuanCarlosYes]

You can double-stack the PPF in high-impact areas and you could just replace the second layer as needed. The one at the bottom should last some 10 years, I'd argue.

[@pepepepepe33]

Sorry if you answered this in the video, but is stek available for anyone to buy? Can't seem to find it anywhere.

[@DanRoBurton]

I contacted them and they said that they are currently only selling to companies.

[@AhmedAdel-wr6pg]

finally wich better i need direct answer please ?

[@notbabyrodney7040]

I’ve installed both and I like the ease of installation of Stek and the fact the Stek has the ceramic like top coat is a no brainer, also the gloss of it is off the charts

[@fieldtrailer]

I'm assuming after all that, you are trying to show a cbeaper product works as well as XPEL? What is cost difference for a full front bra?

[@Barbosa81]

Stek is more expensive then Xpel !!

[@Barbosa81]

@Thomas Jefferson Never Had problems with Xpel

[@Barbosa81]

@Thomas Jefferson I don`t know how 3M installs, but I`ve had to remove and it was the worst job of my life. they are really bad with getting yellow too...

[@Prakashsingh32500]

Can u suggest what width i should buy xpel rol so that i can cover my full body honda accord 2020 sports

[@kunsersieben9820]

And why Not 3M?

[@WebbedPete]

??? XPEL says warm water is good for healing, and lacquer thinner as a good solvent...

[@ericwigginton]

I've used both films but I find Xpel more user friendly to install. Havent had much experience with the longevity of suntek but in very impressed with what it was able to withstand.

[@ThePPFChannel]

SunTek or STEK? Mind you, this is supposed to be the 2nd generation of STEK DYNOshield (Feb 2019 order date)

[@ericwigginton]

@@ThePPFChannel I meant stek my mistake

[@tatligil]

@@ThePPFChannel How do i know that the Stek 1st or 2nd generation? is there a phrase about the 2nd generation on the box?

[@tatligil]

@Autowerkes Exclusive How do i know that the Stek 1st or 2nd generation? is there a phrase about the 2nd generation on the box?

[@b18citr]

I was enjoying this until you came back at the last minute with that snapon slot driver and tried to impale the trunk. If only you could see my facial expression 🤣

[@mikem2403]

The Xpel seemed to not show scratches as much, but both protected the paint equally from what I can see.

[@hasanalothman27]

what is the software and plotter your using ? do you prefer software ?

[@Pure3nrg]

8mil or 10mil PPF?

[@eurospec905]

Do you now offer STEK DYNOshield ppf for customers if they request it? Or do you prefer Suntek vs. XPEL? Thanks!

[@Sky1]

I saw this on Star Trek, you need to rotate your modulation frequency so they cannot adapt

[@alphaboy1872]

We are the Borg... lower your shields and prepare to be assimilated.

[@easterlake]

If you applied one of these products, and after 10 years of gravel hitting them, you had to replace the film. How would that price ( 2 layers) compare to having your hood or bumper repainted?

[@AELiev]

The point is not to see whats cheaper- repainting or PPF. The point is to preserve factory paint as well as possible, because nothing can ever replicate it.

[@qleap99]

And I would say, factory paint or not, the value is in how the vehicle looks from year one through 9 with PPF versus naked paint.

[@rkgsd]

Repainted surfaces never look exactly the shame as the factory paint, therefore it's best to protect the original paint for as long as possible.

[@zoommonkey]

Thank you for this comparison!

[@hanzelnuts8446]

Wow! Great video. Thank you for the demonstration. Do they cost the same? I was planning to give my Tesla Model 3 a full PPF with Xpel. One of the shop told me to go with Stek because the Xpel gets yellow quicker. Is this true?

[@syvang2334]

Xpel will not turn yellow even if it did xpel will warranty the film.

[@RayNLA]

Which film did you go with?

[@hanzelnuts8446]

@@RayNLA Xpel. My car still look friggin badass in Xpel stealth 17 months later. 😁

[@SuperSuperPork]

@@syvang2334 thats a good joke.... try to ever get Xpel to honor their warranty. . .

[@matreyia]

Damn, that hurt to watch.

[@mrb6144]

So stek is the better one

[@KevGoesRiding]

super video thank you!

[@rolson627]

Think u went harder on the aztec there bud

[@RMZNSVR]

you can recommend Carlike from China as well. it should each fine also test china product and Xpel. Thanks

[@timford44]

I think I cried a little bit when he used the screwdriver.

[@rolson627]

Looks like it out proformed on the scratch test every time though...

[@plesminestiker.ppfsurabaya]

Amazing 😎

[@RonMiki8]

thanks for doing this to your own hood for us to see👊👊

[@francoisperron2611]

Hello, i am also using xpel but my saler told me that the ultimate 7 is as good as any 8mm ppf... what did you experienced about it? Tanks a lot!

[@joewaz100]

To me it looks like stek did better.

[@dremmettbrown361]

Got an expel on my car, good for little daily rocks or scratchs, but any knife or cutter will break tru .. if a f£@^%r decides to damage your car

[@jcnavarro]

great video.... but I stick to 3M, the inventor of PPF.

[@RayNLA]

3m isn’t what it used to be

[@4035andrew]

That's why I dropped it. They've been left behind

[@AnonyMous-jf4lc]

Annnnnnnd the truck lid is junk.....

[@andresc5915]

Car condoms

[@RaymondLo84]

the clear winner is... the original clear coat

[@gk9417]

I wish they would answer the comments So some effort please You do get paid for your videos ✌️