What System X says
Read the fine print, not just the years on the box
The durability figure is System X’s claim, not a promise that your car will get that long. Whether the warranty applies can depend on who installs it, registration, inspections, how you wash it, how you drive and what’s excluded.
- Who can buy it
- Maker’s claim
professional
System X says the warranty only applies if an approved installer puts it on. We couldn’t confirm whether you can buy it retail.
- What it goes on
- Maker’s claim
Automotive paint; gel coat; vinyl wraps; paint protection film
- How long it lasts (maker’s claim)
- Maker’s claim
10+ years, depending on environmental conditions
- Warranty
- Maker’s claim
Lifetime warranty, as long as an approved installer puts it on, it’s registered within 30 days, the car isn’t used commercially and you get the required yearly inspections.
- Prep
- Maker’s claim
Wash and dry; Clay when contaminated; Correct paint when needed; Panel wipe with a 50% isopropyl-alcohol and water mix
The warranty terms add a machine-polishing requirement for vehicles older than three months.
- What’s in the system
- Maker’s claim
MAX G+ resin coating
Wheel+, Glass+, LVP and Textile are separate products or package elements; “Hyper Gloss” is descriptive wording, not a separate product.
- Maintenance
- Maker’s claim
Wait two weeks before washing; Wash by hand or touchless about every two weeks with mild pH-neutral soap and microfiber; Dry the vehicle; do not wax or polish; Complete required annual inspections
- What’s not covered
- Maker’s claim
Commercial use and ineligible vehicles; Failure to register or complete annual inspections; Damage from collision, abrasion, neglect, misuse or environmental fallout outside the written terms
- Installer program
- Maker’s claim
Warranty eligibility requires installation by a System X approved installer.