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Car Protection Pro

  I wanted a clear bra and trunk lip protection on my BMW, but couldn't justify the high costs involved in its installation. My wife showed me a amazonlocal.com special from Car Protection Pro where I could get a partial hood bra and another package they had for half-price. I couldn't find anything on them in Yelp, but decided to give them a try. Bob and his team were excellent. They were very personable and did a great job. It's the place to go if you want a 3M ventureshield for your car. One caution though; they have no waiting area. You're either standing around or you need to go to a Starbucks a couple of blocks away while your car is being worked on.

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We just bought a new 2016 crosstrek and being that I'm a perfectionist I wanted to protect the front end of my new car. So I started looking around at different companies and different brands of clear bra. I had spoke to a few other places that did installs but they seamed more into wraps than bra's then I stumbled upon car protection pros.

First let me say that Bob (the owner) is a great guy and a fellow Subaru owner (found that out later)  and Billy is really good at working with the product.

We dropped the car off and was told it may be the next day to install a full front end bra and door pockets. This consisted of the hood,front end,mirrors,and like I said the door pockets. We did the self healing ppf. Well about 6 hours later we got the call that the car was done. We showed up and it looked great I could not see the seams and was assured that the bubbles would dry up and I would not see them. Well it's been 2 weeks and they did dry up and the car looks great.

Bob I just bought another Subaru and I'll be back to see you and Billy soon thank you again for everything guys you are great.

I highly recommend car protection pros.

Mike and Felica

  I was looking online for paint protection for my new CX5, and came across the Car Protection Pro website where I ordered a precut kit. But after watching a few videos, I decided not to try installing it myself and brought my vehicle to Bob's shop, even though it is 85 miles away, and I'm glad that I did.

Bob is a great guy and very knowledgeable. He and Mrs. Bob and the dogs run the business. Bob explained the benefits of the various films that he offers, and I chose the Nano-Fusion film. Bob's installer Billy Webb did a beautiful job of applying the film, and my car looks terrific. I'm very happy with the results, and will definitely bring my next new vehicle to Bob.

Another reviewer mentioned that this business doesn't have a customer waiting area, but they are in the process of converting part of the shop now, and it should be ready soon.

  I bought some precut paint protection film from carprotectionpros thinking I could do the install myself and save tons of money.  Unfortunately YouTube videos and tutorials weren't enough so I contacted Bob at carprotectionpros.  Got a great quote to do the install and replacement pieces that I messed up on.  The install took about 5 hours so the price was well worth it.  Overall the install was good.  There are a few imperfections but it's to be expected.  Hopefully they will go away as the adhesive cures.  Thanks Bob at carprotectionpros for making an install fail into a positive experience.

  Bob and Billy answered all of my questions.  Their installation of the clear mask was excellent.  More importantly, they offer a post inspection to make sure the clear mask is not coming loose or off.   I strongly recommend their work to anyone.

  I chose Car Protection Pros for a protection wrap on my Subaru Cross trek after reading the local reviews, and speaking with the owner bob about the specifics of my vehicle. The reviews speak for them self. Very professional business, top notch installation, and amazing customer service. I recommenced anyone to check them out, you wont be disappointed.

  A great business to deal with and when you call them a real person answers.
It takes a lot of patience to install the film on your auto.
The best advice I could give anyone is to keep the INSIDE and OUTSIDE  of the film wet  and if any bubbles are hard to remove lift the film back up and spray again.
Keep repeating until  removed. Watching U-Tube videos they never explained why they keep lifting the film and re spraying. Also start with the small pieces first to get
comfortable and then move on. There's no  doubt the more you do it the easer it gets.