[JimsGarageToys]

I don't recommend PPF for this car. The entire front is a giant grille, you won't be getting your money's worth. Save your $1000-2000.

While this is true, I'll still protect the entire roof, fenders, A-pillars and roof from rocks. I've had many times where a rock has damaged these areas. Applying PPF is much cheaper than repainting areas damaged by rocks. And I've got a guy that takes care of me. 😉😎

 

[JimsGarageToys]

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Much better choice than the Club which can be removed with a hacksaw in 1 minute.

That is very cool, I've never seen it before. Thanks for sharing. I'll have to pick on up that could work on many of my cars. I've always used the Club as a deterrent as thieves don't want to take that extra minute when the car next to them is much easier. Luckily, I rarely find myself leaving my car alone and vulnerable to theft. If that will happen I'll take a different car and mt my GRC, MR2, or Corolla Turbo. 😍

 

[Yoter]

I’m doing a matte ppf on mine (hopefully white or black paint) gonna cost a shit ton but I really don’t want to have to worry about paint ever again, in winter I want to be able to take it through a wash every week without worrying.

 

[GR Sloan]

While this is true, I'll still protect the entire roof, fenders, A-pillars and roof from rocks. I've had many times where a rock has damaged these areas. Applying PPF is much cheaper than repainting areas damaged by rocks. And I've got a guy that takes care of me. 😉😎

I usually do the full bumper, full Hood, full fenders, mirrors and rocker panels especially on the GRC because the rear fenders really flare out.
Probably going to do the roof in a carbon fiber wrap if I get a Core model😉.
If I get a Circuit Edition I'll wrap the CF roof in clear ppf and call it a day.

 

[DocRoc24]

Well....I've got a black core. Damn am I loving this color. Going to do paint correction this weekend (dealer didn't wash it and there are still some swirls and minor scratches).

Going to do 2 layers of Mohs Evo. Considering PPF but everyone in the DFW area has wanted ridiculous amounts of money (will take any recs).

I also switched job locations to straight up hood area, so will likely need to get a dash cam at the least.

 

[Squatting Pigeon]

I’m doing a matte ppf on mine (hopefully white or black paint) gonna cost a shit ton but I really don’t want to have to worry about paint ever again, in winter I want to be able to take it through a wash every week without worrying.

I have seriously considered doing matte PPF when my ice cap core shows up. I think it’ll look really good in matte white.

I also want to get the windshield PPF since front glass only lasts about a week in DFW.

 

[samagon]

there's a guy that did matte PPF to his GR Yaris.

 

[JTBros]

Looking into doing PPF for the hood, fenders, front bumper, rear quarters cause of the flares, and door cups cause dang ring scratches. Looks like I’ll be at $1600-2000 for all the ppf I’m looking to do. Will likely do griots ceramic coating on the car as it’s worked well as an DIY for the RAV4. Also have a A119 dashcam that’s been a loyal servant I’ll be putting into it.

 

[Squatting Pigeon]

there's a guy that did matte PPF to his GR Yaris.

Oh yeah, I like that!

 

[JimsGarageToys]

I have PPF installed on the entire hood, fenders, headlights, and front bumper. The side mirrors, side skirts, door cups, and rear fender flares will all get PPF. I'll follow that up with 2 coats of R1 ceramic coating and use Griot's Garage ceramic products to enhance and keep the ceramic coating in like new condition.

 

[JTBros]

Really curious if anyone will ppf the interior gloss black pieces or what that process looks like. Would be my first car having it in an area that gets easily scratched / dusty.

 

[JimsGarageToys]

Really curious if anyone will ppf the interior gloss black pieces or what that process looks like. Would be my first car having it in an area that gets easily scratched / dusty.

That's a great idea!