Clear bra - full car (991.1)
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Wondering if anybody here ever had their 911 wrapped fully with clear bra / PPF? I'm replacing the crappy job that came with the vehicle when I bought it used. What I was quoted for the front was reasonable. Adding doors became very expensive, but the full vehicle is beyond my worst fears.
I have no doubt the guy is great at what he's doing, and it's my only and therefore everyday car, so it would give me some piece of mind.
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John
I have no doubt the guy is great at what he's doing, and it's my only and therefore everyday car, so it would give me some piece of mind.
Thanks,
John
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I think one issue impacting cost may be that few people do a complete vehicle wrap. I know the bumper piece is pre-cut as are the rest of the front end appliqués I suspect. Everything from the doors back would have to be hand cut.
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Yeah, that make sense. The piece that needed from the fender to the rear is also very long and one piece. It just caught me off guard - not the first time - and probably not the last time - being a new Porsche owner :-)
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I did my entire track car in Xpel. Going rate is around $6k. My friend is a great installer so he cut me a break. It does add weight to the car when you add it up.
You can't even tell it is on the car.
You can't even tell it is on the car.