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BrianJ77
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I also had a quote for $6-7k for the entire car (using Xpel) plus paint correction at a shop in Gainesville, GA. Hence why I went with Anchor Room PPF. Of note the Anchor Room PPF is only 6 mil vs the 10 mil Skye has. So far I've been happy with it on my weekend warrior, but you may desire a thicker PPF.
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I had the front done from the rear of the vent forward, and the bumper along the boot (trunk) opening. I thought the rocker plastics would protect the rear guards.
It cost $NZ1200, and it was a custom fitting not precut PPF.
Seems to be fine so far.
It cost $NZ1200, and it was a custom fitting not precut PPF.
Seems to be fine so far.
GooberDH
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I did full, I knew if I did front I'd wish I did the whole thing later down the line. My trunk lid is the only naked part because it has a paint bubble I hoped Ford would fix under warranty but they denied and ghosted me twice now. I use a foam cannon and all the fancy detailing stuff and the trunk lid is totally covered in scratches. Rest of the car looks like it was freshly paint corrected.
DFB5.0
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Just don't do partial panels, ie half the hood, half the quartet panel. Over time that edge will become pronounced and very obvious. Also, the paint will fade a different rate, so if/when you need to replace/remove it, you have a very defined appearance difference.
Always do full panels if not having the entire vehicle covered with PPF.
Always do full panels if not having the entire vehicle covered with PPF.
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Too late. But the last car still looked fine after 4 years, it was hard to see where the PPF started.
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