Pre-cut PPF source(s)?

[JohnnyMotorBoat]

I've gotten quotes for PPF wrap for my Bronco 2 door and the prices are all nuts ($4k+ depending on full vs. partial wrap). I'm fairly experienced with DIY auto vinyl wraps and was considering buying the PPF myself. It would be much easier if I could find precut options, and I found one online but not from a website I trust. Anyone have any success buying precut Expel or 3M PPF patterns and mind sharing how they sourced the materials?

I found where I can buy uncut Expel (for half the installed prices I've been quoted), but this is the only source I've found so far for precut and it's almost as much as fully installed: https://precutppf.store/shop/?wpce_search=253453&post_type=product

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[EcoBco]

You can also buy it directly from Xpel

https://www.xpel.com/paint-protecti...Light-Trucks/2021/Ford/Bronco/4-Door/Badlands

 

[JohnnyMotorBoat]

You can also buy it directly from Xpel

https://www.xpel.com/paint-protecti...Light-Trucks/2021/Ford/Bronco/4-Door/Badlands

Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for. Didn't see it on Expel's site originally.

So... $2300 for the materials, versus Expel Austin quoted $4500 installed. Tough decision as I'm sure my DiY would be about 50% as well executed as pro install.

 

[EcoBco]

Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for. Didn't see it on Expel's site originally.

So... $2300 for the materials, versus Expel Austin quoted $4500 installed. Tough decision as I'm sure my DiY would be about 50% as well executed as pro install.

No problem. Honestly I have never done a full vehicle PPF but the small stuff I have done wasn't hard. Just make sure the surface is clean, use lots of solution and you should be fine

 

[2020FordRaptor]

Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for. Didn't see it on Expel's site originally.

So... $2300 for the materials, versus Expel Austin quoted $4500 installed. Tough decision as I'm sure my DiY would be about 50% as well executed as pro install.

Plus I'm sure if it was pro installed it'd be warranted.

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