The Paint Protection Film comparison | XPEL vs STEK. Which is better?????

I've been working with XPEL for quite some time now and know that this film is hands down one of the best on the market, if not the best. But with all this buzz around STEK, I had to try it out. Recently at the shop we wrapped a 2019 G63 AMG in STEK DYNOshield, and I was pretty impressed. Clarity was great, great hydrophobics on it, glue was forgiving to even allow novice installers apply it properly, it was strong enough not to lift around edges.... heck.... it had all the qualities I look for in PPF to recommend to my customers.

So I decided to do a test on my own project car, a 2000 Mercedes Benz SL500. The trunk that I did this test on is being replaced, as it had rust around the 3rd brake light, and is bent around one of the corners. I have a perfect condition trunk already, so i really don't care what happens to this trunk. Perfect painted surface to do a test like this.

This is some random testing I did between the XPEL and STEK DYNOshield PPF. I applied two pieces of each protective film side by side and did the same tests on both.

EDIT**** The XPEL sandpaper did NOT come out with the heatgun, even though I said it did in the video. It was difficult for me to see as I was looking at the camera's viewfinder. Both films performed amazing!

Hope you guys enjoy the video.

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