Zangor
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PPF is great but it is very expensive to get installed as it requires a lot of labor.I had some rock chips on the hood of my 2019 Ranger, so when I bought my 2024 Ranger Raptor, I new that I had to do something to prevent that damage, or minimize it as much as I could. My main problem was that I hated the way the bug deflectors looked. When I went to have my front windows tinted, my local shop told me about the benefits of Paint Protective Film (PPF). The shop was factory certified by XPEL, and the film had a ten year warranty. I had them install the film on the entire hood and the painted portion of the front grill. The clear film is invisible; you don’t even know it’s there, but it will prevent the rock chips and other minor damage. I believe the PPf looks a lot better than a bug deflector, and does a much better job of preventing damage. I’m very happy with the installation and would highly recommend the PPF to anyone looking for a way to take better care of their vehicle.
Be careful not to go through car washes or spray pressure washers too close to the edges of the film.
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