{"id":20744,"date":"2023-10-25T15:18:25","date_gmt":"2023-10-25T20:18:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/midwestint.wpenginepowered.com\/?p=20744"},"modified":"2023-10-25T15:18:25","modified_gmt":"2023-10-25T20:18:25","slug":"tesla-paint-protection-film-kansas-city","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/midwesttinting.com\/2023\/10\/25\/tesla-paint-protection-film-kansas-city\/","title":{"rendered":"Tesla Paint Protection Film Recognized As Valuable By Factory"},"content":{"rendered":"

Tesla<\/a> recently announced that they would be offering colored and clear paint protection options out of its service centers in West Covina and Carlsbad, California. After conducting a successful trial run in China, we can assume this service will soon be offered in more states as well. While these \u201cfactory\u201d customizations are currently limited to the Model 3 and Model Y, it\u2019s clear that Tesla paint protection film<\/a> (PPF) is recognized as valuable by the company. It\u2019s hard to ignore, as it is s one of the highest ranking buzz words consumers come across on the forums and blogs when researching their new EV.<\/p>\n

Tesla Paint Protection Film in Kansas City<\/h3>\n

Teslas Kansas City location first opened its doors on the plaza in 2015. Shortly after, we got our hands on our very first Tesla for both window tint and paint protection. One by one, we noticed more and more of these electric vehicles in our shop. We had the inventory available to tint the whopping, 60\u201d back window in one piece, with no seams or breaks. Gaining notoriety amongst Tesla consumers for our knowledge and experience in the field of window tint and clear bra, we sparked the interest of employees and most importantly, the service manager. Since they didn\u2019t offer this service themselves, they knew they needed someone dependable that they could refer their customers to, we were more than happy to fulfill that role. <\/span><\/p>\n

While we are happy to see Tesla, a 700 billion dollar company creating product awareness, some may wonder, what is the difference between what the factory is offering and what  <\/span>midwest tinting offers??<\/p>\n

What we currently know about what Tesla<\/a> is offering:<\/b><\/p>\n

(Option only offered for FULL CAR coverage)<\/p>\n

$5,000 – Clear PPF <\/span><\/p>\n

$7,500 – Satin Stealth Black, Slip Grey <\/span><\/p>\n

$8,000 – Glacier Blue, Satin Rose Gold, Forest Green, Satin Ceramic White, Crimson Red<\/p>\n

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While they have not exclusively stated what manufacturer is producing their PPF, Rumor has it, they are using a film brand called PPG, with no mention of warranty on the film. That leaves us to question, what will their quality control process be like? Will they outsource these installations to local companies like ourselves, who have the experience required to complete these jobs up to their customers standards?  <\/span>Or will they be training new, and inexperienced installers to work for them in house? <\/span><\/p>\n

What will the patterns be like ? Often times we find ourselves having to fix flaws in the paint before installing a film over it. Will their technicians be trained to look out for this and have the knowledge and access to proper equipment to fix these issues?<\/p>\n

What Midwest Tinting offers:<\/b><\/p>\n

✔️<\/span>Customizable Coverage <\/span><\/p>\n

✔️<\/span>10 Year Manufacturers Warranty<\/p>\n

✔️ <\/span>Wrapped Edges<\/p>\n

✔️<\/span>Quality Control <\/span><\/p>\n

✔️<\/span>Able to do any year, make or model<\/p>\n

✔️<\/span> Matte Finish Available (XPEL Stealth) <\/span><\/p>\n\n\t\t