Which PPF Brand Should You Get For Your Tesla? Durability Test - Part 1 - TESBROS

[@tesbros]

We have a NEW durability test out, where we fix some issues that were mentioned here, such as the paint being a hard color to see all the damages - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbGZGtrh9Wfnsk

[@J__7777]

If the hood has rock chips would that affect the satin black wrap look? Would it look like bubbles?

[@VinsanityB7]

How do you guys only have 3.5k subscribers? You guys deserve at least 100k+ love your products and your videos very informative!

[@rcfreak9]

Unfortunately we can't see much of anything with that paint color.

[@rkgsd]

4k filming would've helped, but his discussion about the results helps.

[@jowga]

​@@rkgsd yes it helps

[@awesomeness369]

Deadass bro, should've done a black bumper so you could see the reflection 💀

[@deweyford7869]

Stek, is that suntek

[@jacks6632]

@@deweyford7869 no. Stek is name

[@jabulaniharvey]

3M is designed and engineered the best of this lot...great video

[@celo513]

Yeah im going with 3M as well as their windows tint.

[@truepatriot6969]

Been doing PPF for years. 3M is by far the worst film to work with and has the worst finish. Glue lines and imperfections everywhere.

[@nasseralomran2706]

Then what's the best for matte black ?​@@truepatriot6969

[@patrickcollins8206]

What is the best film to use then?I have a new car i just got.thx​@@truepatriot6969

[@kunsersieben9820]

I agree. 3M seems to be the best in all aspects and in general. In my country Germany, I am finding it a bit difficult to find a Shop that works with 3M. Most of them do it with XPel. What do you think of the so called XPel Ultimate? Or do you know of any way to find Shops that work with 3M? Thanks in advance

[@dannyumana143]

Love the comparison, would have been nice to see it on a darker color to see potential scratches.

[@tesbros]

Great point! We'll see what we can do next time

[@CharlieTrevaskis]

Also would love to see an unprotected section at the same time so you can see damage from nothing at the same time and you know force is the same.

[@esrisch]

Video is pointless/worthless because of the color. Keeps referencing, “see”… no we can’t see. Terrible video

[@rk702]

@@tesbros I was thinking the same, black bumper next time would be better. Thanks for the test comparison!

[@tesbros]

@@rk702 in part 2, we wrapped the bumper black! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbGZGtrh9Wfnsk

[@MrVomora]

I went with XPEL and a clear coat for the entire car. Only get it if you plan on taking care of your car and washing it on a regular basis. It's expensive, but well worth it.

[@Mr.Beastforpresident]

Isn’t 3M better?

[@tesbros]

Honestly they’re all really good and a good installer will make it flawless and all installers have preferences. My personal favorite is Stek. But I’ve used many films including 3M hexis Avery XPEL suntek etc.

[@mel-dariomorales9699]

@@tesbros why is that so? Does it install a little more easier or better price?

[@abdallahmoussa1983]

How much did it cost u?

[@sampan3695]

How is llumar? Any reviews on it?

[@KevGoesRiding]

Great video! I think future comparisons would work better with a black painted bumper which will show underlying damage better. I have my entire car wrapped and ceramic coated with xpel and am super happy with it!

[@tesbros]

Good point. Will try to get a black one next time. This bumper is actually mine from a crash :D

[@jooorence]

How much did you get all done for and which car? Thanks in advance!

[@ZekeMagnum]

I have the STEK. man it beads water and dirt of a lot better than the rest of the car that has ceramic coating. love it

[@3randilla]

STEK has baked ceramic on the plastic makes it much more buttery than the other films

[@tesbros]

Yep. It’s a great film.

[@komr323]

Come on. We need more videos like this. We don’t want to see all brands saying they are spectacular without any comparison

[@ArmandRoseTV]

Right after delivery I'll be getting a full wrap in STEK

[@RayNLA]

You will be glad that you did! Give it a nice coat of Halo ceramic coating also

[@pwells10]

Videos like this is why I chose to send all of my aftermarket parts through Tesla bros. No bias. Just informative.

[@yugalparmarofficial]

Nice comparision and to the point I think all PPF are really good 👍

[@notvaporlocked5479]

We had Xpel full wrap with Xpel Ceramic on our 2022 Model Y. $6200. We wash the car with Xpel rinseless car wash and occasionally use Xpel Boost to keep the Ceramic and car looking AWESOME. Love this car and Xpel and no I am not associated with Xpel or installations of any kind. Just a 69 year old retired guy.

[@mikeprice8307]

Wow that's a paint job price

[@jeremychurchwell6285]

That is a excellent price. A paint job would cost 12k

[@jessicabecause3717]

@@mikeprice8307 That's a maaco price.

[@khankhaaaan]

Loll 6200?! Tesla paint job itself is a record level shit job which they would've barely spend a 1000 dollars to begin with 😂😂 retirees really have a lot of money to throw away.

[@darkhorse2reign]

Very helpful! Just ordered 2023 MY and decided i definitely have to do PPF but I will have a shop install it.

[@tesbros]

Glad it helped! Congrats on your new ride!

[@zagato77904]

Tried 3M and XPEL. I prefer 3M since it was easier to wash but it’s definitely a more labor intensive job to peel off compared to XPEL.

[@SD-co9xe]

How often do you need to redo it.

[@ArmandRoseTV]

NGL my heart hurt with every scratch and hit. This is really good info bro. Thanks for posting this.

[@hechisun851]

Local xpel quoted me $7,800, now it’s time to reconsider. Thanks for this great video.

[@tesbros]

Glad it helped! Depending on the area, that may not be a bad price especially if they wrap around edges, has a lot of experience and for the full car. Doesn't hurt to shop around but look for shops that have a lot of experience. It takes time to get good at PPF especially.

[@hechisun851]

@@tesbros my current car was wrapped at a place I found on yelp, they had good reviews but did a terrible job, and thus this time for my brand new tesla, I will bring it to the authorized xpel dealer in my area.

[@hechisun851]

@@tesbros Does the other 3 brands have precut patterns?

[@veliksami]

3M pro series is the king, always has been and always will be!

[@ChillFactor727]

What about regular wax? My brother told me there were places where you leave your car there the whole day and every other hour or something, they will wax and buff your car for the whole day. Building up layers and so when you come get it its got a glossy thick layer that any rock chip or scratch can easily buff right out.

[@jennifermarshall4780]

I just put on ppl sunteck ultra it does cover everything. Heat heals. Rocks are rare. Not hitting directly like the screwdriver that was painful to watch. However it still protects and can heal. With permanent marker I wouldn’t even use water I would just go straight for the alcohol because that’s what they told me to do. If somebody keyed my car I think I would just hurt them. Lol.

[@IronCan88]

I love xpel. All my cars have xoel on them. I dont even wash my car regularly. But when i do, i know its going to shine beautifully every time

[@toukaK]

absolutely love your content and the way you deliver it! thanks for putting in the work for making these amazing videos

[@tesbros]

Really appreciate this! I’m glad our content helps you!

[@FallenJae08]

Thanks for the very informative video. Just leaving a comment to show support and appreciation for the time taken to do this

[@tesbros]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the kind words.

[@RozeAbove]

Amazing comparison... I have an appointment for STEK Dynoprism PPF to be installed on a blue Model Y and I'm pretty excited!

[@tesbros]

That is awesome!

[@samratkautilyach]

Where are you getting it installed?

[@RozeAbove]

@@samratkautilyach Empire Auto Spa

[@samratkautilyach]

@@RozeAbove can you please tell me which city?

[@samratkautilyach]

@@RozeAbove only if you dont mind :)

[@chrish6407]

This video is very helpful since I will take delivery of my plaid in Dec, and they definitely deserve more subscribers!

[@pavels5600]

That was great. I just got my Tesla a week ago. I'm prepared to spend way too much for PPF. Just so happens that there's an authorized dealer for XPEL in my area. Then, I saw your video. Googled for an authorized 3M dealer. Got one of them in the area, too. I'll get quotes for both, but likely going with 3M.

[@tesbros]

They are both great brands, so I would go with whatever shop has the most experience

[@pavels5600]

@@tesbros Thanks. Make the appointment for 3M to be installed. ~$1800. Yuck! But, it'll protect my $55K investment.

[@Dawsomesauce]

@@pavels5600 1800? What did that cover?

[@pavels5600]

@@Dawsomesauce Turned out to be $2100. Covered: front bumper, hood, front quarter panels, rockers (all the way back with a barely visible seam ~8” up), and side view mirrors.

[@edubchilds]

@@pavels5600 bargain. Should’ve done the whole car!

[@sganet_]

Nice comparison, I went with Suntek Ultra again for the 3rd times in a row.

[@tesbros]

Heard great things about them! If you're happy, that's all that matters.

[@masonbarnett3927]

That's all my shop installs. Since xpel has trademark infringement on 3m, the only difference between the 2 is the polyurethane top. Xpel stole 3m adhesive.

[@notoriousFDS]

XPEL Ultimate Plus Fusion has built in ceramic coating also.

[@stevehoppenjan]

What do you mean "it's not up to us to tell you that" regarding which fared the best? That's why we view content like yours!

[@gear0614]

I think having a control group would be nice to see the comparison

[@tesbros]

we added that in part 2!

[@MindFusion-ij1xl]

This was most informative, I ONLY sought to know which PPF is UV and IR protectors, so my RV decals do not fade away with bright sun!

[@tesbros]

All of these high quality brands protect from UV rays 💪

[@aaronferguson9328]

Xpel has the better Marketing tactics, My market is super flooded with xpel. I will offer whatever the customer prefers, but i will always carry Stek and Avery in house. Stek has the best customer service in my opinion, and that goes a long way! In the End they are all great. Its Built to protect. And they all do that.

[@wanglee21]

This is great! I don't now there are not more videos on comparison test? People need to know which each are going to do for protection since none of this stuff is cheap

[@isffilm-ppf-windowtint]

Benefited a lot！！

[@donnadewan]

Love this experiment and video!

[@JRCarReviews]

Can you guys test Magnus Pro PPF vs XPell? Tnx

[@tesbros]

I don't have experience with Magnus Pro but happy to add it for future videos to test. So many out there now.

[@shirolee]

Thank you so much for making this video!

[@gust9464]

Thanks for sharing. 3M has been around for years. The U.S. military uses 3M on their helicopter blades. Which one do you sell the kit for?

[@tesbros]

Our PPF DIY kits are mostly Avery Supreme Defense

[@joshuaatkins5197]

As a painter I highly recommend a different camera angle. When looking at a finish it's incredibly important to show what it looks like using sidelight, or light positioned at a 45 degree angle. As a trained eye I can see some of the blemishes you're creating, but average Joe isn't going to.

[@Angelothecomedian]

How did you not test suntek? It’s literally better than everything there

[@michaelbetanzos6172]

Thank you very much for this review - amazing work!

[@Enriqued305]

Everywhere that I been searching, suntek reaction and xpel ultimate has been highest praise so far as best ppf

[@casademorris]

would love to see this with stek color PPF

[@cherianpeter]

Bro what about other brands like carbins and union delta in the budget segment? Thinking about getting union delta. Hope its good

[@madmotobg]

You forgot about ULTRAFIT. Super strong, the toughest vinyl I have ever seen. I wrap all my cars in it.

[@tesbros]

I haven't tried it, but we'll consider it in the next testing videos :)

[@johnrustymagdangal9051]

Could you also make Prime Protection Film, and KML test?

[@davebryer6133]

Thanks for the video, I live in Central WI where winter is real and gravel farm roads are very common, assuming I can find anyone who even applies PPF after watching your video I am leaning toward the 3M film.

[@tesbros]

If you have a Tesla Model 3, we have a DIY front kit out now. Check out the free guide at courses.tesbros.com :)

[@PShabx2]

Just subscribed after watching this video. Some constructive criticism, could you please be mindful of colors that would actually show us the scratches. Also, I appreciate you leave it to to your audience to make a decision, however it doesn’t hurt for you to give more insight on your personal experiences, for example, have you wrapped one of your cars, what did you experience? Or interview and show us real people that have already wrapped their car and what they experienced. Still, this was awesome and I look forward to seeing more. Trying to figure out if I want to wrap my new BMW M4

[@tesbros]

Thanks for the feedback! We are putting out a part 2 video this week and we wrapped the bumper in black this time. Hopefully this will be much better than the silver for you all to see. These are all fantastic brands - I've used all of them. I think that if you have a good installer, these are all great choices. Installer quality really matters, esp in terms of how long it'll last

[@jgomez7535]

3m 👍🏼

[@MrRaErickson]

I have expell on mine. After 2 years I have zero complaints. It’s on a white vehicle and don’t see any yellowing whatsoever

[@tesbros]

xpel is a great choice

[@brandonng6000]

Nice video. Thanks What's about Legend Prime PPF? Does anyone has any experience or idea if it's good?

[@dakotasimon3445]

Wondering the same

[@aussie8114]

In practice they all scratch really easily and most scratches will not self heal, only the very minor micro scratches will self heel. They are also difficult to keep clean. I suggest anyone getting PPF also gets them ceramic coated to make it easier to keep clean.

[@amirchar]

I wish you would have also had a section without any PPF on it, to show how different PPF is compared to no PPF

[@tesbros]

We added that to part 2!

[@TheFunnyPlayer2]

nice test.. next time do some without film too.. so you know its the same force u used like for the ppf

[@i00Productions]

I believe that XPEL is designed to have a ceramic coating applied to the top of it; that would be A LOT harder to apply well if it was itself hydrophobic!

[@tesbros]

Lots of paint protection films come ceramic coated nowadays. They usually only last around 6 months though, and an additional coating applied on top is recommended if you want to keep the properties for a while

[@isffilm-ppf-windowtint]

Consider testing Isffilm?😁😁

[@andreyalexandrov2016]

Great review, but if you could have keyed and scratched an unprotected area it would be a complete review and even better to compare

[@dandahl5964]

Pretty sure we know what the result would be without ppf lol

[@andreyalexandrov2016]

@@dandahl5964 good for you guys

[@anw9485]

Great test video! Man, gotta say that I'm a little disappointed in the XPEL. I have an X3M arriving in a few months and am pre-shopping for PPF installers. I've heard great things about XPEL and it seems that it's also the preferred brand if not exclusively the brand used by all the installers I've spoken to. But it seems to be the worse performing in this video. lol

[@tesbros]

Congrats! well i would say these are the top brands in the industry, and comparatively to all the brands out there, it's still a good one. We did an updated part 2 testing recently and added llumar to the mix. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbGZGtrh9Wfnsk Might be helpful if you're still unsure about XPEL. But let me know if you have specific concerns or questions about any of them and i'd be happy to answer

[@anw9485]

@@tesbros Thank you! Ah, Illumar is one that I've heard of before as well.

[@damianweiss217]

For a control, I like idea of having a section of paint with NO Coatings.

[@tesbros]

We did that in part 2!

[@LaurenMadisonA]

Love these true and tried experiments.

[@Yoshi-Koopa]

3m G200 also has a hydrophobic layer just like stek and Avery. Are you using regular pro series?

[@star5351a]

Excellent video..thanks for doing it.

[@tesbros]

Glad you liked it!

[@Aviatorjr92]

Hi. Which one would you recommend Xpel or Kavaca?

[@TC-kn9kk]

awsome tests!!!

[@charmaone]

What is the cost in terms of value to most expensive on these 4 for customers? Also have you all serviced the new Foaker Oceans yet?

[@mrgold3591]

Pricing depends on installer if you don't plan to do it yourself. The cost comes from color correction, chip repair, and labor of installing the PPF. Notice prices are regional and depend on how many installers in the area. Some installers use custom cut sheets and others cut from large roll and form to almost any size that needs protection. Find an installer that "tucks the seams" in cracks and around corners to help hide the film for an invisible look. It can cost $300-$700 for front end bra (headlights, side mirrors, front bumper), $1000-$1500 for entire front end (hood, bumper, fenders, headlights, side mirrors), and $3500-$4500 to do an entire sedan. PPF like Suntek and XPEL have a 10 year warranty.

[@Alex.AL_26]

I am curious to know how the self healing properties of the film work with a ceramic coating applied on top of the film.

[@tesbros]

The PPF won't need to self heal if the elements can't get to it due to a ceramic coating. If scratches make it all the way to the PPF, that means that area is exposed, and it'll self heal.

[@teslaev6868]

Hi 👋🏼 good demonstration…on camera because you used a silver panel didn’t come across well maybe next time use a black or dark coloured panel.

[@tesbros]

Check out part 2! We wrapped the bumper in black for this reason

[@amohsen9848]

You forgot to mention very important details; which type of XPEL ultimate 7 or ultimate fusion? Which type of 3M scotch guard or venture shield? Would you please be more specific? Also, you could’ve mentioned cost.

[@tesbros]

ultimate plus, scotchgard pro

[@lulo7044]

3m best

[@frankjdm4636]

I think I will go with 3m specially since it protected from keying so well

[@Jiccian]

Which 3M and STEK models were tested here?

[@tesbros]

3M Scotchgard Pro and STEK DYNOshield. Part 2 has the newest 3M Scotchgard pro 200 series kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbGZGtrh9Wfnsk

[@Rick-tm3vs]

Phenomenal video

[@daytraitors387]

3M generally impressive across the board.

[@tesbros]

Yep and actually they are coming out with an updated product shortly.

[@jaimeim18]

@@tesbros is it out already?

[@vtr-vegasteslarides569]

Which brand do you guys use then? Just got the Y front bumper from you. Also price difference?

[@tesbros]

That'll be Avery Supreme Defense in our DIY PPF kits. The price of the high quality films in the video will be about the same. What will differ the most in price is shop location (area's cost of living) and their rates.

[@vtr-vegasteslarides569]

@@tesbros didn't know there was no tacky or skip solution in the package for this job. Where do I get that? Guess rest for job I have, 2 of these plastic scrapers. Last question, do I not try to round the ppf into the round edges of say lights and stuff? Remember Ryan from Kilowatts had his done self and it accumulated so much dirt right at the edge of ppf or vinyl cause he didn't remove the door trim and tucked it under? Will this be a problem, dirt magnet right at the edge of film? Thanks.

[@tesbros]

Since you only got the bumper, you have to buy the installation tools separately. Sorry for the confusion! The installation tool kit is 15% off right now with code ELECTRICJOY15: tesbros.com/products/installation-tool-kit-model-y-diy-kit Good question but no it won't be a problem as long as the PPF isn't hanging over the edges. Make sure you install right inside the edge and not over. That's where the dirt catches.

[@nicolascanavati3679]

What about Teck wrap PPF?

[@detailtech]

Hey just a heads up Xpel has Ultimate Fusion PPF. So it’s more comparable to the other coated films!

[@tesbros]

Yep! We are doing part 2. I have the new 3M film and the XPEL with the update liner release. Stay tuned!

[@웅이보이]

Can you do suntek reaction please

[@ricecube5079]

Need a control (aka testing on a non Ppf section)

[@tesbros]

Good idea! Around the 11:00 mark, I do hit the bumper with the screwdriver without PPF to show the difference, but yes, having it for all the tests is a good idea we’ll keep in mind next time we do something like this.

[@jabulaniharvey]

a little confusing...a control would be for assessing treatment versus no treatment....this is a comparison of the treatments therefore control results would not aid comparison between the films

[@sweetserenitysg732]

I have no any experience, what is the most PPF BMW M4 car owner like to put on ?

[@aw7425]

What are the differences in standard mm thickness for each? Or are they all the same?

[@tesbros]

These are all 8 mil, which is the standard thickness of PPF. You can get a thicker film if needed, but that would be for some pretty heavy duty areas.

[@dlessard2369]

Next time use a black panel it will show up better. Avery has been around back in 2007. Suntek & 3-M are the same. The newest is X Pel they use to use 3M before they had someone make there new film. You want to do a real test get a front fender in a dark color cover 12" wide and pass a sandblaster over the PPF and the not covered. This will impress anyone looking to buy a C.B.

[@stanlee7635]

Should have tested the bare paint also to see the benefits of having PPF

[@tesbros]

We did in part 2

[@ashleyberryhill1776]

Why didn't you try DuraShield?

[@Proximian]

Does rubbing alcohol ruin the hydrophobic layer? How long does the hydrophobic layer last? Would ceramic coating be better than the factory hydrophobic coating?

[@tesbros]

Rubbing alcohol will diminish the hydrophobic qualities overtime IF it's too strong. Just make sure it's diluted with water or more like 50-70% iso alcohol. The hydrophobic layer on PPF usually lasts around 6 months. And yes, if you want ceramic coating properties, I would go ahead and ceramic coat the PPF as well. It'll last a lot longer.

[@ozacoin5548]

This video and these tests would be a lot better with a "control" of no ppf to compare to.

[@tesbros]

we have a control in part 2! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbGZGtrh9Wfnsk

[@brianfinamore4962]

what temp does the film start to heal? dont want to burn my ppf

[@tesbros]

Typically, it'll heal naturally from the sun. Minor scratches can disappear in as little as an hour at 72 degrees F. If you want to speed up the healing process, pour hot water (not boiling, just hot to the touch) over the scratched areas.

[@brianfinamore4962]

@@tesbros thanks

[@todddavis-mu3sc]

Great video. I have a new Lexus which I have chosen the 3 m. Plus a EQE which they have used the 3 m. I wondered which was better,Time will tell .They both look nice and make keeping the cars clean a breeze. However both to fit were very expensive in Australia. But no more polishing every 4 months means more time enjoying the cars. And little daily use scratches come out with sunlight or heat gun makes it worth the cost.

[@mqm2788]

6 months update?

[@pratasbaruah]

How does Global PPF stacks against the rest

[@idreamcaster]

Is drive protected a good diy ppf using defender plus?

[@tesbros]

I haven't worked with defender plus, so I can't speak to that unfortunately

[@beach6060]

3M seems to be the better over all.

[@tesbros]

In part 2, we test the new 3M 200 series and wow, it's really impressive -kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbGZGtrh9Wfnsk

[@RobertTapia]

3m best imo.

[@ygagarin5572]

Some long-time users were saying XPEL gets yellowish with the time.

[@tesbros]

A lot of the older PPFs used to, but the new ones have improved drastically

[@cynic256]

you should have done it on the raw unprotected paint as well

[@tesbros]

We did that in part 2!

[@ArvindSingh-hf2zd]

What are the pricing of each?

[@xyzxyz6406]

So if you were going wrap your Tesla what brand wrap would you use?

[@tesbros]

I would use any of these! All great brands. We currently use Avery for our DIY front kits -tesbros.com/products/diy-front-protection-kit-ppf-for-model-y

[@sxviper]

Thanks for the video the only thing I was hoping you would talk about would be the cost of each.

[@tesbros]

They’re actually all about the same price!

[@pavels5600]

If you want to make another video with these PPF brands, I have a gross test for you. Bird poop. Put the fender(?) with 4 different PPFs under a tree where birds perch. When sufficiently covered in poop, use a hose to see which PPF takes the least time and effort to clean. They'll likely all be clean with a pressure washer. I wanted to see which cleans fastest, easiest with just a garden hose. It's moot for me. After seeing you video, I got 3M PPF on my Tesla Model 3. When I say it looks great, I mean I don't see it at all. I clean my car with just a pressure washer. No problems on the PPF or the paint.

[@cesarlaws]

Great video. I'm about to take delivery of my plaid is it overkill to do the whole car, or will the front and back bumper and hood and side-view mirrors do the trick

[@tesbros]

Congrats!! I would suggest doing the front package and side rockers. That would be the front bumper, fenders, hood, mirrors, & rockers. Those will definitely be the highest impact areas

[@cesarlaws]

@@tesbros gracias amigo!

[@RayNLA]

Do the entire car with Stek film. Also add two coats of GTECHNIQ Halo. I had my Model Y done and it looks amazing. Easy to clean also. Trust me

[@hawkie2216]

@@RayNLA where did you buy the stek film and how much for model y full coverage

[@edubchilds]

@@hawkie2216 I just got full STEK satin PPF for $6k on my Y. Received a bunch of comparable or more expensive quotes too. But I also got full silver delete on interior blacked out and brushed black metallic trims and black gator skin PPF over wood dash, console, steering wheel, door inlays and charging port. Included blacking out the head and tail lights and fog lights with some other details here and there

[@SteveK99Sub]

So which one is best? There is no hydro coating on the XPEL. Do you or can you add something to it? Thanks!

[@tesbros]

All of these are great. I typically use Avery or STEK, but you can't go wrong with any of these brands. Yes, you can add ceramic coating to all PPF to make it hydrophobic. I even recommend adding it to factory coated PPF as it will last years longer than the factory coating. You can DIY or have it pro installed. We like Gyeon Mohs Evo if you're going the DIY route. It's more forgiving than other coatings so it's easier to work with: tesbros.com/products/gyeon-q-mohs-evo-basic-bundle

[@andreiceban438]

Anyone knows the thickness of any of those ppfs?

[@tesbros]

Check the specs section in the description for more details, but all of them are about 8 mil thick

[@safwantkm931]

What your advise regarding putting stek pro shield ?

[@tesbros]

Love STEK. Use it in the shop often.

[@khangbanger]

What happens during a crash?

[@tesbros]

Good question. At our shop, we rewrap it for you at cost. Most insurance covers ppf too though so you can get it rewrapped.

[@mikaelafox6106]

@@tesbros What kind of insurance covers the PPF? Actual car insurance or does PPF come with insurance?