GEN 2 Paint protection film kit?

[Cody Soele]

Anyone know where I can get the film precut to install myself?

Looking for hood fenders mainly


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[Riddick]

https://www.xpel.com/

 

[Jeff-Ohio]

https://www.xpel.com/

I took a look at the link and that is some serious money. Not that these are the highest risk areas, but it would cost $2600 + your time to protect the driver and passenger doors on both sides of the truck. Ouch!!!! For that kind of money, I would be as careful as possible and then just repaint the truck when I want her looking perfect again. I didn't add up the price to cover everything, but it has got to be close to $100 million dollars.

 

[kpecks]

https://www.servoppf.com/shop/2017-ford-f150-raptor/

Check that out. I have been wanting to do the same thing. This seems more reasonable.

 

[Cody Soele]

https://www.servoppf.com/shop/2017-ford-f150-raptor/

Check that out. I have been wanting to do the same thing. This seems more reasonable.

Yes it does anyone have experience installing? Is it fairly straightforward


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[kpecks]

Yes it does anyone have experience installing? Is it fairly straightforward


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No experience with PPF. Watch a bunch of youtube videos. Doesn't look too hard. Ive done my own window tint installation. Take your time and use lots of deionized/distilled water and whatever other solution so you can position it and squeegee it out. Im going to do my own install once I get paint correction and a 1 year coating installed.

 

[fordnewbie]

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/263028208976

 

[wkasak_17Raptor]

If you try it yourself plan on having to purchase and redo several pieces during the learning curve. I've done it. Is it hard...depends. Is it easy...depends.

 

[Swamp Fox]

https://www.invisiblemask.com
I use these people on my vehicles. The film is 3M Scotchgard Pro which in my opinion is the best but I have not used all the films out there. I have used XPEL, 3M VentureShield and an older 3M film from 10 years ago that was named something else back then. When you talk to the film companies they say: "Oh, films have come a long way in the last 5 years or so..." The 3M Scotchgard Pro is the thickest of any I have used and the working time seemed to be better.
This link may bring you right to the precut films for the Raptor: https://www.invisiblemask.com/imask/index.php?route=product/category&path=38228
One note, the curves on the hood above the corners of the lights was about the hardest to get any film to lay down to but I was working from a blank roll and not pre-cut.
Good luck!

 

[cayenne]

No experience with PPF. Watch a bunch of youtube videos. Doesn't look too hard. Ive done my own window tint installation. Take your time and use lots of deionized/distilled water and whatever other solution so you can position it and squeegee it out. Im going to do my own install once I get paint correction and a 1 year coating installed.

FYI, you can put a coating on top of PPF.