i should have gotta PPF right away but waited a month and the bumper is just too bad and its pointless to do it now.. i will do it when i wreck the front bumper and need to get a new one and put PPF and the freshly painted bumper and entire front end.. although part of the reason why it took me so long to decide if i wanted it or not was because if i have it and once i get into an accident, there goes $1000+ immediately--separate from the cost of bumper damage itself.. i don't eve know if you can eve recoup PPF cost from insurance.. if not, is this really worth it?

 

It's sooo worth it man, I have had PPF on two previous cars and it keeps your car spotless and fresh considering the amount of crap it hits as you're cruising down the road. It all depends on if you're an attention to detail kind of person and like to keep your car spotless. .. But I agree that it sucks to have to pay again if you ever damage the front end ...

 

I came across a case a few years ago where the hood and the roof got hail damage. The hood has a partial clear bra on it and the cost was covered by insurance. I guess it is up to the insurance company and the details of the policy.

 

Hey OP, looks nice. My Lexus came with the XPEL package too. Pretty much the full package except the hood is a half hood... The white edge that AndyLrefers to is a little annoying but over all the EPEL package does a great job. I might need to get my dealer to put a full hood package on OR I might end up upgrading my hood to something Seibon has for our cars

****, hit me up in a few months too if you'd like to know as well. Being here in Nebraska it is extremely windy and dusty so I wouldn't mind sending some pics/review of the product as well; especially if it helps the forum and car enthusiasts out.

 

Thanks Shirosan! I would've loved to get the full hood pkg., but just couldn't afford it! I guess the partial kit will do it for now

 

I was in the same scenario as you are describing. I waited for 1-2 months until I was able to get it done. The bumper already had some small rock chips, but the dealer/installer said they were going to take care of them with touch up paint. However, when they looked at my car they found the rock chips to little to be noticeable. I guess I was exaggerating as usual - car freak

 

Your car looks great.

I'm considering the xpel on my new white 350 F Sport. I'm also trying to decide between the pinnacle tint at 20% vs 30%. Do you have any regrets on the 20%? Do you find it too dark at night, or get any unwanted police attention?

Do you happen to have any more pics of the side profile of your car (to see the tint)?

Thanks.

 

you will love ceramic pro!

 

I have 0 regrets on the 20%. It gives me the perfect shade that I'm looking for - privacy & protection. I have no trouble at night time - believe me, I work the night shift! Let me post a couple of pics below:

 

Looks very nice indeed!

Thanks for posting a few more pics

 

Sure, will!

 

No problem!