XPEL PPF film pre-cut kits now available for 2-door and 4-door Bronco

[KANE COUNTY ILLINOIS]

Has anyone applied the Xpel A-Pillar kit? I bought mine from DRIVE PROTECTED from Canada, but just haven't had the chance to apply it!

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[JHawk]

I cannot get the XPEL Bronco links to work and I tried searching on their website but cannot find them. I tried a different browser as well. They did work before??

 

[KANE COUNTY ILLINOIS]

I cannot get the XPEL Bronco links to work and I tried searching on their website but cannot find them. I tried a different browser as well. They did work before??

On Xpel website or DRIVE PROTECTED CANADA? In the past, I had a problem when I entered Big Bend!

 

[Ladyinbluebronco]

Just to give people a heads up the DIY kits do not wrap around the edges and thus you will have dirt/grime build-up unless you call them and tell them to extend the edges by 1/4" or so. Also if your not a verifiable detail\Wrap business XPEL don't provide tips or tech support for us DIY. My advice is save a $1,000 if doing a full PPF Wrap and buy bulk. Meaning measure the pieces out and order a sheet large enough to cover that area. For instance the hood is 60in width and 4' length and costs $255. I am not sure how the body contours may affect the measurement yet, but in the next few weeks I will be able to provide my own experience with XPEL PPF. Watch a lot of YouTube PPF install videos.

As a certified installer I don’t recommend anyone DIY. It’ll cost you more! If you really think you can handle it then I suggest you buy extra bulk and practice on scrap pieces until you are comfortable enough. But I’ll guarantee you, you’ll be cursing all the way to a shop that knows what they’re doing. Not worth the anxiety or wasted money on poor installation.

 

[OuterJersey]

What? How much? I did a 3M kit on my wife’s Lexus and I don’t recall it being pricey. It’s held up well.

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