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Same question here. That's not a thing, is it?

Same here - yep it moves, particularly with the roof in the first rearward position. I think it traps wind, adding to the movement. But it sure is better than the sun beating down on you.

I bought the Gearshade. It's solid, and no zippers. It's a little noisier than no mesh (I think due to trapping wind) but it sure is cooler.

Same as the other one, including self-healing.

Welcome to the stealth club, brother! Looks awesome.

I did not do the roll bars. I am going to have them put a bit of clear PPF where we've seen rubbing when retracting the soft top, but I didn't think I needed the stealth PPF up there. Not to mention it's an incredibly difficult piece to successfully apply PPF to given the various screwholes...

Mine worked.

Agree with your conclusion, but part of the reason I selected my installer (who likely was above the generally available market price) was because they value my relationship with them, have a shop full of McLarens and Porsches, and have a history (with me and others) of prioritizing customer...

Xpel comes with a 10 year warranty. If it peels/bubbles/yellows, the installer will replace it.

Haven't asked. I think I'd have a hard time getting it covered - but don't know. I wonder if homeowner's would cover it . . .

It prevents rock chips, corrosion, paint scratches (pin-striping) from bushes, door dings, etc. All the more important for a vehicle parked outdoors 24/7 like mine.

Not a thing (other than invisible ceramic treatment). Those are the stock (upgraded) wheels.

Most detailing places will do it. Prices range significantly, often based on skill. I went top shelf . . . $5-$7K is pretty normal to cover every body panel.

I opted for a full wrap in Xpel Stealth satin / matte PPF (don't ask about what it cost - it was stupid (but I love it)). Also did Photosync tint, and CP Gold ceramic treatment on the PPF/windows. My wallet is a lot lighter. But I have a 1 of 1 Bronco at least for a few months. Overall, I am...

I opted for a full wrap in Xpel matte PPF (don't ask about what it cost - it was stupid (but I love it)). Also did Photosync tint, and CP Gold ceramic treatment on the PPF/windows. My wallet is a lot lighter. But I have a 1 of 1 Bronco at least for a few months. Overall, I am a fan. Very...

I was all-in on the hard top until the fiasco started. Ordered a soft, knowing I could always swap it out later (at increased cost, of course). I am absolutely on Team Soft Top now. While I haven't wintered it yet, there's not a single downside as of today that would push me off it. Road...

Here's what they sent me.

Having now had almost a month with the soft top - I don't want a hard top. Enlightening experience.

My Tesla does just that. Just add a USB drive. The presence of a dashcam is comforting.

This Dongar Technologies adapter works. Listed on their site as working with the F-150. Installed today on my Bronco and it works great. https://www.dongartechnologies.com/product/ford/ It's powering a Garmin Mini 2.