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bitwise · 07-31-2022, 06:48 PM

I went the PPF route and did it myself. One thing about PPF is it is cheap and you can mess up a lot without hurting your car before you get to the cost of a pro installation.
Adding PPF behind the rear wheels is the easiest place to do it yourself. Get 3M PPF from Amazon in 6 or 12 inch widths to start. If you don't like it just pull if off. Once you get the hang of it doing, straight sections are not too bad. I have done 3 cars (fronts, skirts/rockers/door sills, rear quarters and mirrors). You just have to be patient and be willing to start over. https://www.amazon.com/3M-Scotchgard...s%2C121&sr=8-6

07-31-2022, 06:48 PM	#18
bitwise Drives: 2020 2SS Conv, 2022 Cherry ZL1 Conv Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Fort Worth, TX Posts: 27	I went the PPF route and did it myself. One thing about PPF is it is cheap and you can mess up a lot without hurting your car before you get to the cost of a pro installation. Adding PPF behind the rear wheels is the easiest place to do it yourself. Get 3M PPF from Amazon in 6 or 12 inch widths to start. If you don't like it just pull if off. Once you get the hang of it doing, straight sections are not too bad. I have done 3 cars (fronts, skirts/rockers/door sills, rear quarters and mirrors). You just have to be patient and be willing to start over. https://www.amazon.com/3M-Scotchgard...s%2C121&sr=8-6