I would consider it, but first I want to take delivery of my Bronco, then have my shop perform color correction as necessary, give it a good clay barring, then apply Ceramic Pro coating, and finally, add the PPF. This way, you know the paint has had time to cure and harden, and you start with a better canvas for the PPF. Probably what I will do. I think the PPF for the hood is a great idea; that area is prone to scratching if you're heading through brush.
Chris here. I drive a 2-door Velocity Blue 2023 Ford Bronco Badlands with Sasquatch, Lux, a 2.7L V6, and an automatic transmission. It’s fun.
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