If you are going to paint it, paint it now. Don’t wait until after you decide to remove the rock deflector.
And always, and I mean always tell the insurance that something flew off a car in front of you. Never say it was laying in the road or you don’t know how it happened.
I agree with this, if that is all you have and there are no cracks, I wouldn’t change it.
Im in the same boat, some waves but I’m crack free and I’m hoping it stays that way.
I’ve heard of some mirrored glass buildings causing damage like this.
“During this time, street-level temperature readings went up to 243 F. The combination of the concave design and the mirrored glass reflecting the sunlight caused much damage. Some cars parked across the street from the...
I just replaced mine, I don’t think it was that much. Something like $125 and I picked it up at my local dealer.
You will need to remove the bumper and all the support brackets to remove it.
Another will not touch it if they find some crappy work from the previous dealer. Pinched wiring harness, unplugged hoses and stuff lake that.
Don’t ask me how I know.
Here is a link for PPF for your lower rockers.
https://www.undergroundgraphics.com/collections/bronco-collection/products/bronco-lower-rocker-4-door-ppf?variant=42274129707247