NAE/NWAN Announces New Partnership with Xzilon
The newly formed partnership allows NAE/NWAN to offer Xzilon’s interior and exterior surface protection products.

The newly formed partnership allows NAE/NWAN to offer Xzilon’s interior and exterior surface protection products.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – National Automotive Experts and NWAN (NAE/NWAN) announced their partnership with Xzilon.
Today, more than ever, dealers and their customers are interested in the added peace-of-mind of vehicle sanitizing products.
The newly formed partnership allows NAE/NWAN to offer Xzilon’s interior and exterior surface protection products. Xzilon is known throughout the industry for their high-performance appearance protection products. Their products include protection for the exterior painted surfaces of a vehicle, the interior fabric and leather/vinyl surfaces, as well as XMicrobe™ - a sanitizing product proven to eliminate 99% of germs and microbes.
“Today, more than ever, dealers and their customers are interested in the added peace-of-mind of vehicle sanitizing products,” said David Neuenschwander, President of NAE/NWAN. “Xzilon’s XMicrobe™ provides the solution they are looking for. We are excited to add Xzilon’s chemical options to our product offerings.”
Xzilon chemicals can be paired with any of NAE/NWAN’s surface protect product warranty agreements. These agreements provide consumers with protection from weather-induced fading, UV exposure, oxidation, hard water etching, bird droppings, tree sap, road salt, road de-icing agents, acid rain, insect damage, including love bugs, accidental spray paint overspray and industrial fallout. Coverage is also provided for the vehicle’s fabric and carpet against stains and odors from harmful microbes.
“Xzilon is proud to partner NAE/NWAN,” said Mackie Hughes, President of Sales and Marketing at Xzilon. “Our industry-leading products and innovation, together with NAE/NWAN’s exceptional service, makes us look forward to helping all of their clients maximize their opportunities.”
The new program is available for installation at eligible auto, powersport and dealerships now. Contact Cliff Childers for additional information.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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