XPEL PPF and Ceramic Pro 9H Detail Shop Recommendations in NJ

[nyc_dude]

Anyone have an XPEL PPF and Ceramic Pro 9H Detail Shop recommendation in NJ within a 30-50 mile radius of Newark Liberty Airport?

My friend picked up an exotic sports car for XMAS and needs a referral to a reputable Detail Shop.

Yeah, he bought another Jeep Grand Cherokee. No...Not a Trackhawk with the Hellcat 700hp Hemi engine.
That would make too much sense.


Cheers

[RElias21]

ABuff&Beyond

https://buffandbeyond.com/?gclid=Cjw...RoCf5gQAvD_BwE

[2SNAILS]

Originally Posted by RElias21

ABuff&Beyond

https://buffandbeyond.com/?gclid=Cjw...RoCf5gQAvD_BwE

+1 this!

[PhatLyfe]

Originally Posted by RElias21

ABuff&Beyond

https://buffandbeyond.com/?gclid=Cjw...RoCf5gQAvD_BwE

Plus 2, I had my car done there too

[TheOtherOne]

Phil @ Detailer's Domain

https://www.detailersdomain.com/

[nyc_dude]

https://buffandbeyond.com/?gclid=Cjw...RoCf5gQAvD_BwE

They install XPEL Ultimate PPF, but not Ceramic Pro 9H. They carry Gyeon Ceramic Coating instead.

Great start...Thx

Cheers

[nyc_dude]

https://www.detailersdomain.com/

Great choice. They seem to use all the high end car detailing products. Prolific online store. They install XPEL Ultimate PPF. and several Ceramic Coatings...but not Ceramic Pro 9H.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC0...tH1BIj2ZU1z9aQ


Thanks,

Cheers

[jeff@autocouture]

Our in house detailers (Automotive Specialty Wraps)

[NJ6spd]

Originally Posted by jeff@autocouture

Our in house detailers (Automotive Specialty Wraps)

How long have you guys been doing Xpel?

[jeff@autocouture]

Originally Posted by Pilotnjerj

How long have you guys been doing Xpel?

Our detailers have been installing Xpel for years. We currently offer Suntek (preffered), Xpel or premium shield.

[G80S58]

Whats the cost for full PPF in the front nose, or ceramic the whole car?

[Matt@AUTOcouture]

Originally Posted by Shield_F32

Whats the cost for full PPF in the front nose, or ceramic the whole car?

Message sent with more info.

[TopJimmy]

Originally Posted by Shield_F32

Whats the cost for full PPF in the front nose, or ceramic the whole car?

+1 PPF the whole car, gloss or stealth.

XPEL saved my hood.
Wish I'd done my door!

[NJ6spd]

Im getting my 2018 done at APC in waldwick. Just bought it with 5200 miles. Had Mizzoni's in lodi repaint front bumper due to small rock chip. Phil is very good at detailers domain. He likes doing new cars though..pushed me to do whole car for 8k. If it was brand new I probably would have.

[TopJimmy]

Originally Posted by Pilotnjerj

Im getting my 2018 done at APC in waldwick. Just bought it with 5200 miles. Had Mizzoni's in lodi repaint front bumper due to small rock chip. Phil is very good at detailers domain. He likes doing new cars though..pushed me to do whole car for 8k. If it was brand new I probably would have.

Full for $8K? Way too much.

[NJ6spd]

Originally Posted by TopJimmy

Full for $8K? Way too much.

That was Detailers Domain. APC is lower.

[MDriven]

Phil @ Detailer's Domain for sure!

www.detailersdomain.com

[BrikM]

Detailer's Domain in Norwood and it's not even close. Their work doesn't even look like any PPF was even applied. That's how good they are👍👍

[Xccelerate]

Detailers domain Phil and his team has done probably 10 of my personal cars and company cars.

The only place I take my cars.

[RAUDERRIPPER]

Originally Posted by nyc_dude

https://www.detailersdomain.com/

Great choice. They seem to use all the high end car detailing products. Prolific online store. They install XPEL Ultimate PPF. and several Ceramic Coatings...but not Ceramic Pro 9H.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC0...tH1BIj2ZU1z9aQ


Thanks,

Cheers

Detailers domain. Phil yiu. Is the OG in the game, he only works with the best quality stuff, a few very experienced people who actually give a sh*t, and will guarantee everything is absolutely perfect.

You cut the check and Half of these dudes will tell basically tell you “later later later” when you go back and need to fix something.

Phil will take his time, get it right, and he’ll never make excuses for the best service. He’s done detailing and PPF on multiple cars for me, never had a complaint. Whether it’s a Turbo S, pagani, or Jeep Wrangler, doesn’t matter, he’ll give all of his effort and attention to detail on it.

[RAUDERRIPPER]

Originally Posted by nyc_dude

Anyone have an XPEL PPF and Ceramic Pro 9H Detail Shop recommendation in NJ within a 30-50 mile radius of Newark Liberty Airport?

My friend picked up an exotic sports car for XMAS and needs a referral to a reputable Detail Shop.

Yeah, he bought another Jeep Grand Cherokee. No...Not a Trackhawk with the Hellcat 700hp Hemi engine.
That would make too much sense.


Cheers

And if he’s not comfortable with it, he’ll tell you, and he’ll have the car flatbedded to someone if it needs paint (eg matte blacking small accent parts) the service is wild. It’s always over the top, he doesn’t care, that’s just his MO. He’s even driven some customers home (reasonable distance) after they dropped their cars off.

How many people actually even give enough of a f^ck to do that for you?

[slider86]

Originally Posted by Pilotnjerj

That was Detailers Domain. APC is lower.

Detailer's Domain has been great. I've had Phil work on 4 of my cars (combo of used and new) from full wraps, partial wraps, and coatings, and I've been extremely satisfied with his work, every single time. Out of the two cars I've asked Phil to PPF, never once did I have to return to get lifting PPF trimmed, or bubbles popped.

The 8k previously mentioned likely covers soup to nuts - wheel coating, window coating, PPF, coating over the PPF. You can go to a cheaper shop, but expect the work to be reflective of that, and expect for them to upsell and nickle/dime you for added work. Sure, you may pay a bit less in total, but the quality is reflective of that. Phil also has his hands on pretty much each job that comes in, which you cannot say for most shop owners out there. He makes sure everything is OCD perfect, because he treats each car that comes in like his own.