Yeah noticed that a week ago, so expensive, so very very expensive.FYI Xpel now has some pre-cut kits for bronco's 2dr and 4dr. Some of the simpler kits are reasonable DIY.
Xpel 2dr kits
Exactly the same. Glad to have found it, thanks to @webspoke for the info!
It's on the Bronco specific page so I assume it's correct
I had the rocker panel above the textured paint installed a couple weeks ago. Above the pinch seam is paint that has a rough texture to it that is meant to deflect stones. On my Badlands its covered mostly by the Rock Slider. I didnt want to have that covered as I was worried the adhesion there would not be as good on the flat surfaces and may cause premature failure. Looks good and you cant tell it is there
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.FYI Xpel now has some pre-cut kits for bronco's 2dr and 4dr. Some of the simpler kits are reasonable DIY.
Xpel 2dr kits
Same here. I took one quick scroll through and kept on going. I'll probably get the screen protector though.Yeah noticed that a week ago, so expensive, so very very expensive.
Try buying for a bulk install and the cost is about $1,500. It is also the best way to do the install on the Bronco.Looks like almost $3K in material to cover most of the vehicle - and that doesn't include the rear tailgate, hinges, etc., that I had done. Makes me feel better about what I spent . . .
