Paint Protectant Film. 3M or Venture Shield or Other?

[magyar6]

Got a quote to do the front face and grills, front fenders, 18" up on the hood, rear view mirrors and side of door edges for $795. I'm adding on $200 for behind each wheel since I refuse to have those ridiculous mudflaps on my baby. So, anyone have experience with the different films? I saw a video that compares 5 different brands, and looks like 3M is best, but I also heard rumors that 3M turns yellow after a few years. I think the price is about ballpark right, but if you've heard different please share...
Here's the company I'm considering in N.VA. http://www.detailauthority.com/index.html

 

[SayNoToPistons]

Sounds about right for the price. 3M and VentureShield are at the top of the market for easy installation and reliability. I believe 3M bought out VS a while back.

 

[mazdaboater]

any follow up on this? i'm considering this product in the Ventureshield: http://www.invisiblemask.com/cgi-bi...ake=MAZDA&model=MAZDA6&submodel=GRAND+TOURING would love to know if anyone has any feedback.

 

[hpclayto]

I had XPEL on my previous car and had no complaints with it. 3m makes quality products, I wouldn't hesitate to use it. I got quoted a grand for front bumper, part of the hood and fenders and mirrors.