XPEL Named Official Window Tint and Paint Protection Films of The BMWCCA

[XPEL]

GREER, S.C. (February 25, 2020) – The BMW Car Club of America today announced that XPEL—the “Official Window Tint and Paint Protection Films of the BMW Car Club of America” (BMW CCA) —has extended their official partnership through 2020.

The agreement provides XPEL exclusive status, a large presence at national club events, and significant exposure via the club’s communication channels. XPEL will be present at key national events in 2020 including Legends of the Autobahn, Festorics, and O’Fest, providing members with more information about their advanced paint protection film and window tint product line.

“XPEL has been an incredible partner of the club for many years and we are excited to have their support and presence at national events," said Frank Patek, BMW CCA Executive Director. "They are true enthusiasts that offer a fantastic line of products and services that help our members keep their BMWs in top condition.”

XPEL is the source for the most cutting-edge Paint Protection and Window Tint available. As industry innovators, XPEL continues to strive for the very best technology & quality materials to bring to market. XPEL ULTIMATE PLUS Paint Protection Film helps to stop rock chips, prevent scratches and make cleaning a breeze. XPEL PRIME XR PLUS Window Tint blocks up to 98% of infrared heat keeping your vehicle cool during those warmer days as well as blocking 99.9% of UVA and UVB cancer-causing rays. XPEL also boasts an installer network in over 60 countries internationally and hundreds around the United States. Visit XPEL.com today to find an installer near you.

“BMW owners have been protecting their paint with XPEL for over two decades now and remain one of our most loyal customer bases in North America,” said Michael Dobbins XPEL Marketing Manager. “Renewing our partnership with the BMW CCA is an exciting step for us in 2020. With the addition of FUSION PLUS ceramic coating into our product line, we can offer the complete package and cover nearly every BMW with a paint protection product.”

XPEL has been a club sponsor since 2013 and has continued to increase its support, recognizing that the club’s 70,000 active members are some of the most enthusiastic and influential BMW owners in the country. BMW CCA member’s collectively own over 100,000 BMWs and participate in many of the Club's 500-plus social and driving events each year.

To locate an XPEL installer nearest you, visit XPEL.com

In 2020, the Club will embark on its 51st year with the start of a new club tradition that also honors the club’s heritage. That tradition will be O’Fest Forever presented by Michelin in Palm Springs, California, on September 15-19, 2020. At O’Fest Forever, XPEL will showcase their products and help celebrate all things BMW. As part of the sponsorship, XPEL will host a tech talk, participate in the vendor hall, and sponsor the complimentary bottled water.

To learn more about XPEL Window Tint and Paint Protection Films visit XPEL.com. And to learn more about the BMW Car Club of America—or to join the club—visit bmwcca.org.

[IB M]

Congrats - 3 cars here and counting with your products installed. Love your films.

That said - why not spend some R&D dollars on windshield protection film and come out with a viable product. Clearplex and Bray films are innovators in this space but gotta believe Xpel could bring the best solution to market. Any thing in the pipeline?

[e36bmer]

Originally Posted by IB M

Congrats - 3 cars here and counting with your products installed. Love your films.

That said - why not spend some R&D dollars on windshield protection film and come out with a viable product. Clearplex and Bray films are innovators in this space but gotta believe Xpel could bring the best solution to market. Any thing in the pipeline?

Do any of those windshield films work well? A friend of mine had one of those and it had more negatives than positives in my view.

[AW BMW]

I have XPEL on both my F80 and Tacoma pro and I am extremely happy with this window tint. I will definitely get this film applied on my future vehicles.

[SakhirM4]

Had my whole G29 Z4 frozen grey metallic totally wrapped with XPEL Stealth and love it!!

[thestimp]

Originally Posted by SakhirM4

Had my whole G29 Z4 frozen grey metallic totally wrapped with XPEL Stealth and love it!!

Got pics? I am debating wrapping my YMB in this stuff.

[SakhirM4]

Originally Posted by thestimp

got pics? I am debating wrapping my ymb in this stuff.

[thestimp]

Originally Posted by SakhirM4

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[IB M]

Originally Posted by e36bmer

Do any of those windshield films work well? A friend of mine had one of those and it had more negatives than positives in my view.

That's the point - there's room for improvement which is where Xpel could come in with a new and better product if there up for a challenge. Tommy said they were chicken though.

[IB M]

Pics or it didn't happen ... Xpel film on my 17 6MT M2.

[gprzybylski]

The variation in prices for the same wrap are crazy. Not wanting to put this company on blast but damn no wrap is worth 6k.

[raym3cs]

i had my x6m done in xpel film and coated

super easy to wash and maintain

[IB M]

Still waiting for a response on windscreen film

thank you

[tall0n]

Originally Posted by SakhirM4

Had my whole G29 Z4 frozen grey metallic totally wrapped with XPEL Stealth and love it!!

As of yesterday, I too am a proud owner of a G29 Z4 Frozen Grey Metallic.
I just made an appointment to have my whole car wrapped in Xpel Stealth and windows tinted. Price quoted was $7,500.

[IB M]

Originally Posted by tall0n

As of yesterday, I too am a proud owner of a G29 Z4 Frozen Grey Metallic.
I just made an appointment to have my whole car wrapped in Xpel Stealth and windows tinted. Price quoted was $7,500.

Seems a tad high, maybe because frozen paint, maybe ask around. I paid $5k for a full F80 wrap minus window tint. Good window tint shouldn't cost more than $400 to $500.

Xpel film on one of the last F80s produced.

@XPEL - Still waiting on some windshield film