Wrapping - Good or bad idea?

[Seal714]

So I was considering getting my Wildtrak 2-door wrapped. Is this a good or terrible idea on a vehicle like the Bronco? I have heard some say it may protect the paint. Thoughts or experiences?

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[Lak34ers]

So I was considering getting my Wildtrak 2-door wrapped. Is this a good or terrible idea on a vehicle like the Bronco? I have heard some say it may protect the paint. Thoughts or experiences?

PPF great idea with ceramic coating...especially on dark colors that show every scratch/dirt mark.

 

[ScLeCo]

If you plan on taking it off road then PPF is a good idea.
A wrap is not. It's thinner than PPF and will get scratched and look like crap.
It would be better than nothing and at least the wrap would be getting scratched and not the paint. But it's kind of expensive to be replacing on a regular basis.
On the other hand if you know you're not going to be getting it scratched up and want to change the color, then go for it.

 

[RC Bronco]

I did a complete PPF on my more-door and it was totally worth it. The Ozarks sure do have some tight trails

 

[Canyon Coolers]

You can repaint your car for the cost of a complete PPF. The satin finish does look cool, and I would imagine original paint in good condition is worth a little more then a repaint.

I know the Bronco is new and beautiful but if your really going to use it I lean closer to 'just scratch' the damn thing and don't worry about it again. Think of all the headspace you save. I also live in the land of Arizona Pinstripes.

I went for a partial wrap, to cover where I sling the most dirt, it was all of $250 self installed, and it is imperfect. I also have the hood deflector.

It's your money spend whatever makes your comfortable. Regret would be the only mistake possible.

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