technically that’s the proper way to do it because Xpel will not warranty the hood if you go over graphics because it causes air gaps along the seam. I removed the wildtrak hood graphic but decided not to put a new one back on.. now that I ceramic coated the whole thing nothing will stick to it.
Now That’s awesome!! Bronco with a matching trailer.. Solves the problem of not having a truck, I also drive a Tacoma .. Can’t live without a pickup… Unless I have you make me one of those!! haha
Or Gloss black top with a matching surround. I am also considering painting the door handles gloss black. I am Not lovin the ppf on the door handles because I can feel the seam where dirt will likely accumulate.
The PPF is self healing (within reason) when heat is applied so if scratches occur they will disappear in the hot sun or with heat applied. I watched a guy “key” a wrapped car and a heat gun fixed it.
I waited about a week to get in, but Tim is very accessible. He could quote you over the phone. I checked another place in CT that uses Llumar and his price was 3k more. Call Tim at KOD 845-242-6985
thank you. You definitely should and whether or not you go with the stealth or clear I really think it is worth it. . I got the bronco batches right here from somebody on the forums from Bronco Depot USA.
not at all. There’s a 10 year warranty on the paint protection film from the manufacture as long as an authorized dealer installs it. The paint will look as good as it did the day you put it on. they even report it to Carfax so you have a record of it.
if you’re going to wrap it in a different color you have to go vinyl, which does not hold up as good as paint protection film. I do hear there are some new paint protection films that offer color, but XPEL Which carries a 10 year warranty does not have that yet. Xpel is the leader in the industry.