[DaveC113]

I'm considering pulling off the hood wrap and putting on a matte PPF instead.

[KCelsius]

Originally Posted by DaveC113

I'm considering pulling off the hood wrap and putting on a matte PPF instead.

I'd do satin to match everything else.

[NASTY_1LE]

Originally Posted by KCelsius

I personally got the nose, splitter, leading edge of the front quarter panel, full rocker, bottom portion of the doors below the crease near the rockers, mirror caps, and behind the rear wheel (small "L" shaped portion).

How’s it look? I’m having second thoughts now because of stories of it yellowing after some time.. and it’s most noticeable on white cars

[DaveC113]

Originally Posted by NASTY_1LE

How’s it look? I’m having second thoughts now because of stories of it yellowing after some time.. and it’s most noticeable on white cars

Many say it's best to have it replaced after 5 years or so anyways as it can get difficult to remove if left on for a long time.

No worries at all about modern ppf yellowing before 5 years afaik. It's very clear, indistinguishable from the uncovered areas.

[DaveC113]

Originally Posted by KCelsius

I'd do satin to match everything else.

There's not too many options, Expel Stealth is all I'm aware of and I believe it is satin. IDK, not sure this is a great idea as the ppf for a hood costs about $300, or 2-3x that installed. Stock vinyl sticker is free.