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Entire Car Protection (ECP)
ECP Incorporated has served automobile dealers since 1969 and is an affiliate of Daubert Industries serving multiple industries since 1935. Today, ECP has agents throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada, South Africa and continues to expand world-wide. The ECP story in recent years has been one of expansion, in terms of new markets, new products and increased acceptance through professional training on existing products and services.
March 1, 2012
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About Entire Car Protection (ECP)
ECP Incorporated has served automobile dealers since 1969 and is an affiliate of Daubert Industries serving multiple industries since 1935. Today, ECP has agents throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada, South Africa and continues to expand world-wide. The ECP story in recent years has been one of expansion, in terms of new markets, new products and increased acceptance through professional training on existing products and services.
ECP offers a diversified line of products and programs which include: Appearance Protection/Protective Coatings, Aftermarket Finance Products, Customer Retention Maintenance and Appreciation Programs as well as a complete line of Detailing, Prep, Service, Facility Chemicals and Supplies. Brands you can trust since 1969, as seen on over 45 million vehicles. We invite you to explore our background, our global capabilities, our years of experience and the markets we serve.
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