To PPF or not to PPF

[serbiansizzle]

For those that have done the PPF, what did the installer do around all the openings in the painted part under the grill? The potential installer I was going to go with said they wouldn't be able to wrap the film into the holes, but it would be flush on the surface, so I guess in theory a rock could make it way into them and damage some of the paint in there.

Not sure how well you can see it in this picture, but those slits below are covered and you can tell where they’ve made incisions. It’s not 100% but I’d say 90% of that opening and the inside of the opening is covered and the only exposures are on the sides, which I’m OK with.

 

[SFLGX]

Thank you for that. I'm going to have to see if they can do something similar. With mine being Nori I think the seams should be mostly invisible.

 

[serbiansizzle]

Thank you for that. I'm going to have to see if they can do something similar. With mine being Nori I think the seams should be mostly invisible.

I think it will be more apparent but you'd have to really get down there to notice those cut incisions. It's not like its a line running across the hood, and I am not sure how much better of a job you could do with an area like that.

 

[AtomicEric]

My PPF was done similar as well. Looks like they covered the upward facing part of the grill slot and the webbing. It noes not look like they folded any material on the vertical slots.

 

[Sixgun95]

Mine will never dirt, lol. Front end all PPF, Feynlabs ceramic, Xpel windshield protection. Best urban vehicle ever.

 

[AtomicEric]

I thought the same but mine is dirty and needs a bath soon.