[cdb95z28]

On mine, all the PPF (not windshield) that I mentioned above was $1509 installed.

I was incorrect on what windshield protection I had installed. It was Stek DynoFlex.

[RobbyRocketz]

Originally Posted by ZPirate

Welcome to the forum. You will definitely enjoy the 1LE.

1. The wrapped hood doesn't really require any special maintenance, although some 1LE owners use products specifically made for wraps on their hoods. I use my regular car polish on mine. My car is garage kept as well.

2. The wide wheels and the sticky tires on the 1LE do throw up lots of rocks. I recommend at the very minimum rock guards. I have rock guards and side skirts from ACS Composite on my car. Some people like the ZL1 Addons rock guards or the GM splash guards. I prefer the ACS as they are molded to the car and larger than the GM guards. Some 1LE owners also have PPF installed on the fenders and rockers in addition to the rock guards. I don't think you need PPF on the sides in you have side skirts.

3. To my knowledge there is no such program for the Camaro.

4. It's best to order what you want from a dealer of find a dealer with a car that's inbound with the specs you want. Most cars nowadays are preorders and it can take months to get a car if you order one, unless you can find a dealer with an allocation. You can use the Build and Price feature on Chevy's website to spec out what you want and search for similar vehicles in transit. That is what I did and I found a 1LE in transit after waiting 3 months with my local dealer for an allocation that was available.

5. Depends on what else you are interested in. I did have PPF installed on the front of my car. And GM has some nice accessories for the Camaro.

Here are some pictures of my 1LE with ACS rock guards and side skirts.

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Do the ACS rock gaurds actually cover the width of the front tires?

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by RobbyRocketz

Do the ACS rock gaurds actually cover the width of the front tires?

Mudflap style rock guards like my Rokblokz units offer a bit more coverage, but the ACS looks more OEM (and it had better for that astronomical price).

[Blackmonba6Gen]

IMHO, get your car PPF'd it cost a nice penny but the fact your original paint underneath is protected and can handle any road grime, bugs or anything will come off with ease is a win in my book.

I did the high impact areas such as front bumper, headlights, front fenders and rocker panels and rear quarter panel behind the tire. Add some ZL1 rock guards and your good to go.

[xxjoeyxxeb]

Thank you. I have the ZL1 side skirts and rock guards from ACS ready for when the car arrives. I am also getting costs for ceramic and PPF front bumper and mirrors.

Originally Posted by Blackmonba6Gen

IMHO, get your car PPF'd it cost a nice penny but the fact your original paint underneath is protected and can handle any road grime, bugs or anything will come off with ease is a win in my book.

I did the high impact areas such as front bumper, headlights, front fenders and rocker panels and rear quarter panel behind the tire. Add some ZL1 rock guards and your good to go.