PPF necessary for M-sport aero package?

[ScaldedDog]

I'm trying to decide if we should spend the extra $800 for PPF on, among other places (A pillars, roof in front of the sunroof, all lower body panels) the aero package rocker sills. You know, the ones you drag your leg on every time you get in and out.

Do those get scratched up from everyday use, either from rocks or just ingress/egress? If they do, I'd be tempted to go ahead and spring for the protection. We are already at $3600 for full front PPF and complete ceramic coating, though, so I don't want to spend more if it isn't necessary.

What say you who've had these things awhile?

Mark

[nZtiZia]

15 months since installation. mine was purposeful transformation with complete stealth ppf

[ScaldedDog]

Nice!! So you did full body PPF?

Mark

[nZtiZia]

Originally Posted by ScaldedDog

Nice!! So you did full body PPF?

Mark

yessir

[LM50i]

Originally Posted by ScaldedDog

Nice!! So you did full body PPF?

Mark

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Stealth Xpell PPF/ clear PPF topped with Ceramic pro. $8K

[LM50i]

Originally Posted by nZtiZia

15 months since installation. mine was purposeful transformation with complete stealth ppf

How are your door handles PPF holding up? The shop that did my PPF couldn’t do it because it started lifting within 2 days. So ended up leaving them gloss black.

[ScaldedDog]

nZtiZia and LM50i, how is the PPF holding up on the place where your leg touches getting in and out?

You guys have some great looking cars!

Mark

[nZtiZia]

Originally Posted by LM50i

How are your door handles PPF holding up? The shop that did my PPF couldn’t do it because it started lifting within 2 days. So ended up leaving them gloss black.

same issues as you since stealth ppf is thicker than clear ppf so conformity sucked. i couldn't leave mine as OEM Arctic Grey so they wrapped my handles in gloss black vinyl.

Originally Posted by ScaldedDog

nZtiZia and LM50i, how is the PPF holding up on the place where your leg touches getting in and out?

You guys have some great looking cars!

Mark

thanks!
no issues with film lift. BMW paint is considered 'soft', and that area is prone to rock chips but being as low as it is, nobody may notice.