She looks amazing! I really love how those tailgate inserts turned out. I've been stuck between those ones and the orange line through the letters.
I think it looks perfect. My only issue is the orange tone is just ever so slightly off from the tremor badge right next to it. I am pretty sure I’ll be the only one who ever notices that though.
How much did you apply PPF to?
Can you provide a link to the tailgate lettering?
Stealth all the way. So unique and cool. I agree that the bronco with it looked awesome.
That is what I'm leaning towards. Was hoping I could find pictures of an f150 done to see what it would look before hand but I have yet to see an antimatter blue f150 wrapped in stealth.
Honestly, it’s the only way I would do a full PPF. Otherwise I’d go with the most vulnerable areas.
Looks awesome! Can you provide a link to the Tremor door sill protectors?
$1400 + tax. I had a few bids, this was not the lowest nor the highest. $1250-2400 range from different area shops. The price was not negotiated downwards from what was bid (& no negotiation pursued by me). Prior to commissioning the work I confirmed the install coverage, made it clear I expected a clean install, and dropped off the truck giving them 2 extra days to make sure it was done well and not in a time crunch. I met with their installer when I dropped off the vehicle and he expressed no concerns with the job and shared he has done hundreds of installs and there was nothing to be worried about here. I called before picking up (at the shop for 3 days), as I didn't want to make a 30 min drive and find out they needed it for another day, and they confirmed it was ready for pickup and that they didn't need to hold it longer.
Any updates on your wrap? Did you go with xpel stealth?
That is literally the worst job I have ever seen
Met with the shop owner today, they'll remove the PPF everywhere installed and refund the payment. This took some pushing, the owner wanted to R&R and said the install issues stemmed from a bad batch of material (Suntek Ultra) - I told him the workmanship (not a single panel is right + FOD + hacked cuts), lack of QC, and the damage done cutting the paint are the real issues and R&R would not be acceptable to me. He acknowledged this was not an acceptable job and should not have been released.
Name the shop for others to avoid and I would make sure they don't try to cover themselves by doing any paint correction. Last thing you want is them trying to hide the cuts but in turn make things worse.
