At some point you have to look at reasonable cost, the Bronco has all the external panels removeable which can be replaced and/or easier to paint. I was originally going to go full wrap, but now most likely I will just do doors / top bar.
That is overpriced, but you’re comparing 2 different things. Stealth is a different film from the clear ppf, and the wrap installer buys in bulk rolls and cuts it themselves. These precut pieces don’t have enough material to roll over the panel edges like a professional installer would do. A reasonable price for stealth install would be 3500-5500 depending on location and complexity of install options. I’ve gotten a quote for 4k with max stealth coverage here in Washington.
I also got a quote to do a full install. $4,500 but at least it included the film and labor to install.Nice to see all the pricing on this, makes me even more irritated at the install quote I got for the stealth film... looks like ~$3500 for the pre-cut pieces which means they wanted $6000 for installation
Gotta do the crossbar between the a-pillars at the top of the windshield. In my first week and 500 miles in, it had the biggest chip than anywhere else. I'm getting full Stealth done this week.
I thought the same thing too. Make the factory PPF look cheap by comparison. I am pretty sure the Ford material is not as good as this but still, for it to be intalled vs DIY, look like the Ford option is a much cheaper way to go.
According to their website they do.
Good call. I mainly care about the sides as thst us what tends to get scratched. I am thinking of doing it myself.
The IAG roll bar PPF kit is on sale right now. ($22.49 for a set and free shipping) I did it a few weeks ago and it was a breeze. Highly recommend for anyone with a soft top to provide that extra protection from the top mechanism potentially scratching.
Hey, I can't find the PPF for the headlights, 8" screen, or even the door cups! I have the Signature light and I want to try to keep them pristine!!
Click on Shop and then select vehicle kits, which will populate the vehicle description drop boxes. Be sure to indicate how many doors and the trim so that you get the right pieces. The Headlight kit was a good experience learning how to apply PPF for the first time. I learned after my first one to remove the front grill so that you can wrap the PPF easier around the corners. Also lining up the centerpiece you got to look at the slits in the PPF as lines and have it look straight as an arrow.
