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All you ever wanted to know about Paint Protection for your Tesla
If you're considering protecting your Tesla's paint and are not sure in which direction to go, you've arrived at the right place. In this guest blog post, Truong-Thang Pham tells us everything you need to know based on his experience as a professional car detailer.
Tesla paint protection: PPF, ceramic coating, and more
Should I do PPF, ceramic coating, both? What are the main differences? What products should I use?
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All you ever wanted to know about Paint Protection for your Tesla
This is a guest blog post by Truong-Thang Pham, a fellow Tesla owner and enthusiast from the Tesla Owners of East Bay Club. He is also the owner of ‘Savage Xpress’, a detail/wrap shop located in Milpitas, California. As a professional car detailer, he has come across many customers who want to take care of their vehicle’s paint but don’t know where to start or in what direction to go. In this article, he walks us through some paint protection options, its pros, and cons.
From issue #123Before and after ceramic coating with Feynlab
What can I say? Makes the Y look even more amazing 😍 Yours can look like this too!
From issue #176DIY PPF kit for the Model Y
Our friends at Tesbros are releasing their DIY paint protection film kit that you can install yourself, they have been nice enough to open this up for our readers one day before the official announcement. If you want to give your car protection without breaking the bank, this is a great option. Use the code TESLETTERYPPF for 15% off, valid until Monday at midnight. Disclaimer, this will also send some bucks from your purchase our way.
From issue #236DIY Protection with Fenylab
[Sponsored] Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, and Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing it with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #301DIY Protection with Fenylab
[Sponsored] Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, and Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing it with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #309DIY Protection with Feynlab
Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
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From issue #106DIY Protection with Feynlab
Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
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From issue #118DIY Protection with Feynlab
Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months. Get a free quote.
From issue #163DIY Protection with Feynlab
Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months. Get a free quote.
From issue #171DIY Protection with Feynlab
Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months. Get a free quote.
From issue #185DIY Protection with Feynlab
Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #206DIY Protection with Feynlab
[Sponsored] Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, and Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing it with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #238DIY Protection with Feynlab
[Sponsored] Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, and Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing it with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #247DIY Protection with Feynlab
[Sponsored] Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, and Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing it with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #258DIY Protection with Feynlab
[Sponsored] Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, and Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing it with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #262DIY Protection with Feynlab
[Sponsored] Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, and Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing it with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #275DIY Protection with Feynlab
[Sponsored] Feynlab’s DIY products follow a regimen: Preparation, Protection, and Maintenance. First Prepare the paint by washing it with Pure Wash, followed by Panel Prep to remove any residual oil or contaminants. Then Protect your Tesla using Ceramic Lite - the easiest coating to apply. Then Maintain the coating with Pure Wash, and if you want that extra touch of protection, follow it up with Ceramic Spray Sealant every couple of months.
From issue #289Dual Wireless Charger for 2021-2023 Model 3 and Y
[Sponsored] I can’t be the only one annoyed by the OEM charger not working correctly due to the camera bump on my iPhone. Many reached out to our friends at TWRAPS seeking a solution, and they’ve delivered. With this new product, any iPhone or Android with a MagSafe-compatible case will charge seamlessly in your refreshed Model 3 or Model Y.
This accessory fits snugly in the center console, and its clever design still allows easy access to its contents. For me, its utility is twofold: it charges my iPhone and conceals the clutter in my center console. 😆
From issue #284Feynlab ceramic coating in a new Model 3
Thinking about protecting your car? This new owner did PPF, Feynlab Ceramic Coating, and Madico tint. We’re proud sponsors of Feynlab, they have more than 150 installers in the US, and requesting a quote is free and very easy to do online.
From issue #194FeynLab Self Heal Lite & PPF install in a Model S Plaid
Check out this brand new Model S Plaid get the best protection with a PPF front coverage and FeynLab Self Heal Lite ceramic coating installs to keep its dark paint looking its absolute best– long-term. Check it out!
From issue #219FeynLab Self Heal Lite & PPF install in a Model S Plaid
In case you missed this, check out a brand new Model S Plaid getting the best protection with a PPF front coverage and FeynLab Self Heal Lite ceramic coating installs to keep its dark paint looking its absolute best– long-term. (Pst! Check out Feynlab’s Self Heal Plus).
From issue #225FeynLab Self Heal Lite & PPF install in a Model S Plaid
[Sponsored] In case you missed this, check out a brand new Model S Plaid getting the best protection with a PPF front coverage and FeynLab Self Heal Lite ceramic coating installs to keep its dark paint looking its absolute best– long-term. (Pst! Check out Feynlab’s Self Heal Plus).
From issue #229Feynlab, the best of the best to protect your Tesla (Sponsor)
Did you know Feynlab invented the original CERAMIC coating for automotive paint protection? Feynlab products are made in America and distributed in 25+ countries. Not sure what products are best for your car? Ask Feynlab, get a free quote.
From issue #111Feynlab's PPF & Vinyl V2
Should you do ceramic coating on your wrapped Tesla? Watch a freshly wrapped Model Y being treated with Feynlab’s PPF & Vinyl and decide for yourself.
From issue #167How much does it cost to wrap a car? Vinyl or Clear Bra?
An informative video discussing different types of wraps and costs, if you’re thinking about wrapping your Tesla, hopefully, this helps you figure out what type of wrapping you want and how much it’s going to cost. Thanks @dburkland for sharing!
From issue #143How to wash my Tesla
Our friend Ji from Teslabros just did a great video explaining all the different ways to wash your Tesla with their pros and cons, a great and funny video Ji!
From issue #167How to wash your chrome deleted Tesla
You’ve installed your chrome delete kit, nice! But… how should you wash it to avoid damaging the vinyl? Is pressure washing ok?
Also, if you don’t have a Chrome Delete Kit but would like one, TeslaBros still has a big discount going on in their kits for the Model 3, Model X, and Model S. Check out the TESBROS shop on Amazon.
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From issue #102Model 3 paint correction with Feynlab Self Healing Ceramic Coating
Model 3 paint correction with a two-step process: Spraying with Feynlab Panel Prep and then applying one layer of Feynlab Self Heal Lite and one layer of Feynlab Ceramic Coating as a top coat to give it that extra glossy and slickness. The main advantage compared to PPF such as XPEL is that this one lasts longer. Note that this is a certified installer only product.
From issue #130Model Y XPEL PPF and Feynlab ceramic coating
Check out this Model Y transformation video with full XPEL Paint Protection Film and Feynlab ceramic coating to really keep this fresh off the lot Model Y clean and protected. Looking for a Feynlab installer in your area?
From issue #122Model Y XPEL PPF and Feynlab ceramic coating
Check out this Model Y transformation video with full XPEL Paint Protection Film and Feynlab ceramic coating to really keep this fresh off the lot Model Y clean and protected. Looking for a Feynlab installer in your area?
From issue #126Model Y XPEL PPF and Feynlab ceramic coating
Check out this Model Y transformation video with full XPEL Paint Protection Film and Feynlab ceramic coating to really keep this fresh off the lot Model Y clean and protected. Looking for a Feynlab installer in your area?
From issue #134New Model Y DIY Paint Protection Film offered by Tesla
Tesla is now offering their own PPF for the Model Y. For their first product in this category, Tesla is targetting an area that suffers a lot, especially for those who live in cold climates where snow and sand can damage the car. This new accessory consists of 2x clear protective film for rear fenders and 1x squeegee. It seems like a good option if you like DIYs and don’t want to spend a lot of money on a PPF for the whole car. As someone who may get their Model Y soon, I’d like to see what folks say of its quality and how it compares to other brands that we like and trust like Tesbros.
From issue #146Protect your car with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #202Protect your car with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #210Protect your car with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #214Protect your car with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
[Sponsored] Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #235Protect your car with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #241Protect your car's paint and exterior with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
[Sponsored] Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #254Protect your car's paint and exterior with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
[Sponsored] Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #266Protect your car's paint and exterior with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
[Sponsored] Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #270Protect your car's paint and exterior with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
[Sponsored] Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #283Protect your car's paint and exterior with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
[Sponsored] Made in the US, Feynlab products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #293Protect your car's paint and exterior with Feynlab Ceramic Coating
[Sponsored] Made in the US, Feynlab products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #305Tesla Bat Mobile! PPF + Feynlab's Ceramic coating
Check out this beautiful transformation. Model Y wrap, fully coated with Feynlab ceramic coating all over, even on the brakes, the rims, and every glass.
If you’re interested in Feynlab’s ceramic coating, find an installer in your area and get a free quote here.
From issue #152Tesla Model S Plaid paint correction with FeynLab Self Heal Lite
[Sponsored] This Model S Plaid needed a paint correction. Check out this video showing the full process of a FeynLab Self Heal Lite ceramic coating install and paint protection film (PPF). 😍
From issue #250The world’s first Tesla front PPF kit designed to be DIY
Tesbros just announced the first front PPF Kit designed to be DIY. They have designed this kit from scratch to be installed by folks without PPF experience. You can pre-order your kit now, kits will start shipping on June 24th.
From issue #220Thinking about doing ceramic coating? Feynlab has you covered
Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #181Thinking about doing ceramic coating? Feynlab has you covered
Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #190Thinking about doing ceramic coating? Feynlab has you covered
Made in the US, their products are available in 25+ countries, and they currently support over 150 installers in the US. Check them out (and request a free consultation).
From issue #198TWraps, DIY PPF wraps for your Tesla
Have I said before that I love how many entrepreneurs are there in the Tesla Community? Our really good friend, and also the first Tesla referral that we ever had, recently replaced his Model 3 P with a refreshed Model S Long Range. After not finding great options to protect his new car, he decided to start his own business selling DIY PPF and vinyl kits for the new Model S and is now extending the products to the rest of the cars. Take a look and support one of us!
Get 15% off TWraps with the code TESLETTER
From issue #184TWRAPS, Wraps & PPFs for your Model 3/Y
[Sponsored] A few months ago we shared with you these amazing wraps by our friends at TWRAPS. Fast forward to today, they have created a bunch more products for all Tesla vehicles, including the Model Y which they just added, and their products keep getting better and better. Why do we like them? High-quality materials, best packaging out there, all the products and colors you can think of for your Tesla, and very good and detailed installation videos. Don’t take our word for it, check them out.
From issue #233Why you need PPF in your Model Y 📹
Joe Torbati from OCDetailing is probably one of the people in the world with more experience detailing Teslas. In this video, Joe shares how they did their first Model Y Paint Protection Film custom installation. PPF may seem pricey but it gives you so much peace of mind. Also, that blue matte look 🤤🤤🤤
From issue #105Wrapping a Model Y with Feynlab's PPF & Vinyl V2
In this video, Wicked Auto Detailing wraps a fresh Tesla Model Y with Feynlab’s PPF & Vinyl, Version 2. Easier to install than the previous version and the result looks amazing. Very informative video as well. Check it out!
From issue #143Wrapping a Model Y with Feynlab's PPF & Vinyl V2
Should you wrap your new Tesla? Watch a fresh Tesla Model Y being wrapped with Feynlab’s PPF & Vinyl and decide by yourself.
From issue #147
