XPEL Stealth Satin PPF wrapped my Carbonized Gray Badlands Bronco

[4avor8ntfair]

looks silky, interesting. Would not work on my CO, but I think I like this here. Seems to make it glow more by reducing all the glare. Especially in the last photo. Congrats!

Can you DM me the cost (of you dont want to share here) I've been going back and forth to go this route with my Cyber Orange Badlands. I've seen some ranges but would love to get an idea especially with the tint!

Also, it looks great! It tones the metallic down nicely.

I really want to see someone do the Xpel Stealth with CO…it could either look amazing or terrible!

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[BroncoDymond88]

I opted for a full wrap in Xpel Stealth satin / matte PPF (don't ask about what it cost - it was stupid (but I love it)).

Also did Photosync tint, and CP Gold ceramic treatment on the PPF/windows.

My wallet is a lot lighter. But I have a 1 of 1 Bronco at least for a few months.

Overall, I am a fan. Very little coloring difference, but there's less glare, and I think that helps the lines stand out. IMHO.

Plus, my bronco will be parked outdoors 24/7 so I ought to get my money's worth from the Xpel and ceramic.

3/4 view before:

Side view before:

Side view after:

Side view after:

3/4 view after:

Some bonus pics - and yes, you can still see the sparkle. Pics don't do it justice.

A bonus pic with a Defender in the background:

I'm looking to do something similar this week, can you DM me the cost if not willing to post here please? I'd like to A. make sure I want to do it at that price and B make sure I'm not being taken advantage of. Thanks!

 

[Cbiggs]

I finally get why folks are lovin this. Very nice.

 

[mortgagebruce]

Can you DM me the cost (of you dont want to share here) I've been going back and forth to go this route with my Cyber Orange Badlands. I've seen some ranges but would love to get an idea especially with the tint!

Also, it looks great! It tones the metallic down nicely.

I was quoted $7500 for the full matte wrap on my 2-door FE.

 

[U725Bronco]

looks great!

How durable is this stuff for off-road use? Will it protect against pinstripes from branches? Does it tear? Is it easy to remove many years down the line and will the factory paint be perfect or any concern of damaging paint from the film? Sorry for the newbie film questions.

 

[_finack]

What did you do to your trim rings? I'm definitely digging it.

Are you referring to the wheel beauty rings? They look like unaltered beauty rings from the non-Sasquatch optional wheels on Badlands. Those rings are a gray instead of bright, machined aluminum.

 

[HBTFD]

Does your neighbor like your bronco more than his/her defender?

 

[Free Pizza]

looks great!

How durable is this stuff for off-road use? Will it protect against pinstripes from branches? Does it tear? Is it easy to remove many years down the line and will the factory paint be perfect or any concern of damaging paint from the film? Sorry for the newbie film questions.

I will help you. This is a 10 year product. Cost a few grand. So very pricy. Will absolutely stop rock chips and branches. If you rip it. That was one strong branch. The longer you wait to remove it in terms of years the harder it will be to remove. But in the end it should have no affect on the paint and should look showroom brand new after glue clean up.

 

[Mama_Dropt_Me]

I’m also liking that Defender parked behind you.

 

[Go_Galt]

Even though it's something I'd likely never do, I think Xpel Stealth looks ridiculously good on every single Bronco color I've seen posted with it.

I really want to see Oxford White with a MIC top wrapped in this.

 

[Tacnav#1]

I opted for a full wrap in Xpel Stealth satin / matte PPF (don't ask about what it cost - it was stupid (but I love it)).

Also did Photosync tint, and CP Gold ceramic treatment on the PPF/windows.

My wallet is a lot lighter. But I have a 1 of 1 Bronco at least for a few months.

Overall, I am a fan. Very little coloring difference, but there's less glare, and I think that helps the lines stand out. IMHO.

Plus, my bronco will be parked outdoors 24/7 so I ought to get my money's worth from the Xpel and ceramic.

3/4 view before:

Side view before:

Side view after:

Side view after:

3/4 view after:

Some bonus pics - and yes, you can still see the sparkle. Pics don't do it justice.

A bonus pic with a Defender in the background:

Love it! Great job!

 

[dcg2]

Are you referring to the wheel beauty rings? They look like unaltered beauty rings from the non-Sasquatch optional wheels on Badlands. Those rings are a gray instead of bright, machined aluminum.

Gotcha. Thanks!

 

[Cbiggs]

Even though it's something I'd likely never do, I think Xpel Stealth looks ridiculously good on every single Bronco color I've seen posted with it.

I really want to see Oxford White with a MIC top wrapped in this.

No MIC here but thanks and thanks OP because I’ve just spent the last 20 minutes starting at mine wondering how it would look. I might be in. stupid question, does it go over the stripe?

 

[Lab00Rat]

Stealth?

Everyone going to see you coming for miles... It's a Bronco!

nice try tho.

 

[U725Bronco]

I will help you. This is a 10 year product. Cost a few grand. So very pricy. Will absolutely stop rock chips and branches. If you rip it. That was one strong branch. The longer you wait to remove it in terms of years the harder it will be to remove. But in the end it should have no affect on the paint and should look showroom brand new after glue clean up.

Thanks for all the info. Are you going to do it on your Bronco?

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