Proshield

If you’re considering having clear coat applied to your car, you’d be hard pressed to find a better application and customer service. I had an issue post application and David was more than willing to make it right for me. Very competitive pricing and service!

Been with David more than 10 years probably wrapped 8 – 10 cars of mine.
All done by Dave
135i
F10 M5
X70 X5M
991 GT3
991 911 Turbo S
Macan Turbo
2016 Range Rover
I’m missing something. Can’t remember what.

It’s likely that anyone who is in the market for a clear bra /​paint protection film will be hunting around and doing their due diligence before deciding who to trust their vehicle with. I spent hours, which turned into days (and then that turned into about a week) camping out on car forums and reading through post after post. I watched an obscene amount of YouTube videos about the quality of each different type of film. At the rate it was going, it would appear that I was in the market to protect my first born child!
After calling a couple places around the entire DMV, I finally decided on ProShield. David Saya spent some time with me on the phone, explaining why one film is better than the other and how long it would take to get the clear bra put on. After confirming a few logistics to make sure he was available during the time I’d be picking up my car from the dealership and getting a cost estimate, I felt somewhat at ease that this guy knew what he was doing. But the prospect of entrusting a brand new car I had been waiting weeks to arrive with someone I’ve never met still made me nervous.
I elected to move forward with Suntek instead of Xpel. At first, I was drawn to Xpel, primarily because of the warranty. Suntek seemed to have similar properties to Xpel, but only had a 5 year warranty. The main driving factor for Suntek was the fear of potential yellowing of the film. My car is white, so any yellowing will be very obvious. Quite honestly, you won’t likely experience problems with either film as long as the installer is experienced. David was another proponent of Suntek — seeing that he works with these products on a daily basis and has seen the film at work over time, I trusted that he knows what he’s talking about.
The result was amazing. You can’t even tell that the film is there! He went above and beyond to wrap around the edges of the hood so it is completely seamless. David even helped us drill the holes in for the front license plate (ugh). Even though he is 45 minutes away from me, I’d happily drive down his way to get work done on future cars.

Fast service, good product, and a desire to keep you informed and happy about his services. You don’t need to have a $ 100,000 car to be treated like a VIP when you are here.

I spent a long time searching/​reading comments on car discussion boards about installers for clear protection film before having David Saya at ProShield work on my car. His name kept popping up, and and all the googling and reading paid off — he did a terrific job. David explained various options (partial or full hood, cups behind door handles, etc.), and did the work in under a day. Because it was raining when he was done, he had us wait a day to pick up the car.
David is clearly a pro; this is all he does, and does it extremely well. But what was more impressive was how he handled my reaction when we picked up the car. He had carefully cut out the film around the windshield wiper fluid sprayers, and I mildly commented that everything looked terrific, but it would have been nice for the film to be underneath the nozzles. (I had not let him know that was my preference.) He immediately said he’d redo the entire hood at no cost. And he did, plus added a little film in another area, and wouldn’t take extra payment.
He clearly wants his customers to be not 100%. He also works in a shop with some really neat cars to look at, and detailing can be done there as well.