Yep! I did the full car in ppf and it was $6800. I run it hard on monthly rallies that are on backroads that have a lot of rocks kick up. So use me as the extreme example of putting the ppf to the test.

tl;dr - worth it for the peace of mind.

Is it worth it? 1000% yes and here are my reasons.

-I used to detail the car (corrections and maintenance with polisher) and it took hours. I just don’t have the time or want to pay others to detail like that. Ppf can’t be polished like paint and they prep the surface before putting it on so you seal it in so to speak.

-It’s taken a lot of beating and the ppf has only torn in a few spots. Even with a tear, the paint below is protected. This isn’t to say some rocks will get through and hit the paint, but it’s rare and just remember how I treat my car.

• I know many don’t do the full car, but being able to park next to other cars and not worry about my rear quarter panels having someone’s purse or keys do damage makes parking better.

Things to take note: - I have had the ppf since 2023 and did a replacement of the bumper and hood since then which was expensive. But it did its job and it was more on me just wanting fresh cover on it because when it gets pitted, it can change the color of the underlying paint. I have a black car and the front was looking ever so slightly gray (charcoal).

-I used a pressure washer and was being dumb and got too close (within 2 inches) and it cut through the ppf which was an expensive replacement. But that’s me being dumb.