Options for protecting against stone chips on S650's

[BrianJ77]

Pictures?

You got 'em! Kinda hard to see, but you can sort of see the lines of the PPF.

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[tdbz24GT]

Thanks for the pics. I don’t have the patience for that kind of work. From what I can tell you followed the directions to a T.

 

[Angdeviis]

I went with a mix of PPF and rock guards for my car, and modutek.com—experts in durable materials—came to mind when considering long-term protection. PPF on high-impact areas like the front bumper and mirrors worked great while keeping costs down. For rock guards, I picked a brand that clips on easily and blends well with the Mustang’s look. Just be cautious about attachment styles, as some can leave marks. PPF can yellow over time, so it’s good to check how it holds up in different climates.

 

[Will2]

My 6th gen Camaro came from the factory with a layer of clear hard plastic protecting this area. It did work, I had a couple nicks in that plastic after 15K miles before I sold the car.

My Camry also had a similar hard clear plastic 'factory PPF' along the rear doorsills.

Ford should totally add similar built-in protection in the rear quarter area given how prevalent of an issue this is.

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