Anyone get infiniti exterior protection package?
Anyone get infiniti exterior protection package?
" This package is a great way*to maintain your vehicle's long term appearance inside & out.*This protection package provides*exterior protection against all-weather elements, rain,*snow,*salt, ultra-violet rays, environmental pollution,*tree sap, bird droppings, insects,*car washes, detergents,*water spots, grease/oil &*gas spills, dirt,*dullness, fading, and chalking of*your vehicles*paint. The interior protection*provides protection against oil and water based stains,*liquids, dirt, detergents*and dull ness & fading by applying*special treatments to*the seats, arm rests, carpet, door panels, dashboard, all leather & carpeted areas of your vehicle.*$698-$898 Installed, 7 Year Warranty*"
Anyone buy this or have any thoughts?
Anyone buy this or have any thoughts?
I don't have experience with the specific service and products they offer but here are my thoughts on those services in general. The products they are using are just typical detailing products, but what you are really purchasing is a warranty. These warranties often have so much "fine print" that they are rarely liable for any major issues that may arise. Some of them may require regular treatments and other special conditions that can easily void the warranty. I would suggest carefully reading the entire contract before investing in this type of system, especially for the price they normally ask.
I'm also concerned that if their products were truly capable of providing such durable protection, why are more professional detailers not using them? Expert detailers are willing to pay virtually price for the best products and I don't know any pro using these types of systems or products. I certainly would want to pick them up and sell them through our store as well. Most new vehicles should not rust or have major issues within the first few years anyways. Therefore I'm not sure how much added value these warranties provide for such a new vehicle.
I've spoken to some people working at dealerships who apply these protection plans and they often state it's a highly profitable service that uses mediocre detailing products. I was somewhat shocked how openly they admitted their service was not a good value. Again this was just one dealership but I fear many places would offer a similar service. I don't mean to be too harsh with these types of systems, I'm just skeptical and I don't want anyone to be taken advantage of.
If you are looking for similar types of car care products you can pick up some high quality products to achieve a similar effect for roughly $40-$65. You would not get the warranty if you do it yourself, so this is why you should read all that "fine print" carefully and ensure it is worth it. If interested here are the three types of products you would need: sealant (i.e. Blackfire Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection), UV protection for vinyl, plastic, rubber, leather, etc. (i.e. 303 Aerospace Protectant) and a fabric protectant (i.e. 303 High Tech Fabric Guard). If you need any help using these products we have our Detailing Guide and I'd be happy to help.
I hope this information has been helpful and if you have any other questions please let me know.
Greg @ DI
I'm also concerned that if their products were truly capable of providing such durable protection, why are more professional detailers not using them? Expert detailers are willing to pay virtually price for the best products and I don't know any pro using these types of systems or products. I certainly would want to pick them up and sell them through our store as well. Most new vehicles should not rust or have major issues within the first few years anyways. Therefore I'm not sure how much added value these warranties provide for such a new vehicle.
I've spoken to some people working at dealerships who apply these protection plans and they often state it's a highly profitable service that uses mediocre detailing products. I was somewhat shocked how openly they admitted their service was not a good value. Again this was just one dealership but I fear many places would offer a similar service. I don't mean to be too harsh with these types of systems, I'm just skeptical and I don't want anyone to be taken advantage of.
If you are looking for similar types of car care products you can pick up some high quality products to achieve a similar effect for roughly $40-$65. You would not get the warranty if you do it yourself, so this is why you should read all that "fine print" carefully and ensure it is worth it. If interested here are the three types of products you would need: sealant (i.e. Blackfire Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection), UV protection for vinyl, plastic, rubber, leather, etc. (i.e. 303 Aerospace Protectant) and a fabric protectant (i.e. 303 High Tech Fabric Guard). If you need any help using these products we have our Detailing Guide and I'd be happy to help.
I hope this information has been helpful and if you have any other questions please let me know.
Greg @ DI
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