I really like the idea behind your product, and am honestly in the market for something like this. Iām sure a lot went into it and I know manufacturing costs for small runs are high. However, for me the price point is just way too steep for what it is. I wish you the best of luck.
I have to do Zoom calls for work regularly, and am expected to be on camera. Whether parked or driving, a mount gives me a set place to stick my phone for the camera and to see whatever screen is being shared on screen (if I am looking at the screen, I am always parked).
Including grill, lights, all painted surfaces. He even made templates for the painted hinges on the swing gate and is covering the hard surface of the spare tire cover.
UPDATE. We couldnāt get replacement OEM 60th decals, so the PPF is going over them, but itās going well. PPF install should be finished Monday and then itās getting ceramic treatment. I canāt wait!
Itās more than paint and stickers. The wheels and grill are unique, as is the badging and wheel cover. Is that enough to justify the premium - probably not to some. But I donāt think that makes someone a fool for choosing to do so. Itās rare that a vehicle is a financial investment, and Iām...
Update: I drop off for my PPF install Monday. He hasnāt been able to source the OEM 60th decal stripes or any exact match aftermarket ones, so right now we are reluctantly thinking the PPF is going over the decal stripes. Iāve seen his work and itās impeccable, but I still got to the point that...
There is the elastic around the cover and then two straps (like straps on a book bag) that loop through openings on the wheel and then back onto each other. No clips or anything. I was pretty disappointed when I took my cover off and saw how they were attached.
I mounted my rear camera on top the break light, using a bracket on Etsy (seller: Crossroads3D) to protect it from direct rain/weather. It seems to work great and I donāt feel like the vibrations coming from the camera are bad at all.
I put a small hole in the rubber grommet in the tailgate...
Thanks all. Whatās the downside of using the ODB for power? That seems like the easiest and I donāt see people talk about it nearly as much. The Wolfbox site says it may not be powered the whole time when off, depending on the vehicle itself, but havenāt located specifics about the Bronco...
Maybe itās buried in this thread or somewhere else, but I havenāt found itā¦
Is there a clear comparison between the benefits/drawbacks of using the ODB power vs Fuse taps vs the Donger?
I have my TriPro powered by ODB right now, but not sure if that is the best option.
I mostly agree with you, but in this case
the wheels are great and remind me of the wheels on my 67 Mustang
the grill is the best available IMHO
the wheel cover is perfect, as is the Wimbledon White hard top
Ruby Red Metallic is my favorite Ford color
If I was building a Bronco I would still...
Thanks everyone.
Iāve decided to do full wrap and going with a local guy that is XPEL certified but now installs Sun Tek instead. I got to see the work he does, and itās so good. He said he now uses Sun Tek because getting warranty from XPEL is difficult (and encouraged me to read their actual...
Thank you.
If I do it, I will have it done by XPEL directly. I expect the people who make the product and train other installers on the product will stand behind the install.
I wonder if I can have the decal removed and installed over the PPF to avoid the air pockets? I assume Iād have to...
Iām considering full body XPEL PPF. Iām close to their HQ where they do installs and collabs and train other installers. Why not go directly to the source?
Iām wondering if anyone has experience with XPEL, either installed from them directly or another installer. Did you get the whole vehicle...
Sheās definitely going to do some light off-roading, the wheels may be my driving factor on how much. They remind me too much the wheels from my ā67 mustang.