Iced Blue Silver Lightning Build. Mods: PPF matte finish, Line-X, gloss black painted grille, black wrapped roof, wheels

jredondox · Aug 8, 2022

PungoteagueDave said:
No discount or group buy required. Got a link?

Here is his profile from ig. Pricing starts at $500 you can select any colors and patterns. The main part is you provide him with your steps part number.

https://instagram.com/next_level_mats?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

jredondox · Aug 10, 2022

Painted my calipers

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White Lightning · Aug 15, 2022

jredondox said:
6k to 7k but I’m getting mine done for 5k plus ceramic coating and tinting all windows and sunroof as well

I've never had PPF or ceramic coatings on any of my vehicles, so this is all new to me. I was quoted $1,650 (without grill), $1,750 (with grill) for Kavaca Ceramic Coated PPF from Ceramic Pro in Jacksonville. They also said they could ceramic coat clear PPF for $1,600 (2 yr warranty)/$2,000 (5 yr warranty)/$2,400 (lifetime warranty). Interior ceramic package for $400 and wheels off ceramic package for $200.

Do those prices seem to good to be true, or is Cali just that much more expensive?

Has anyone seen Kavaca Ceramic Coated PPF and how it compares to clear PPF with ceramic coating over it?

TYIA

jredondox · Aug 15, 2022

White Lightning said:
I've never had PPF or ceramic coatings on any of my vehicles, so this is all new to me. I was quoted $1,650 (without grill), $1,750 (with grill) for Kavaca Ceramic Coated PPF from Ceramic Pro in Jacksonville. They also said they could ceramic coat clear PPF for $1,600 (2 yr warranty)/$2,000 (5 yr warranty)/$2,400 (lifetime warranty). Interior ceramic package for $400 and wheels off ceramic package for $200.

Do those prices seem to good to be true, or is Cali just that much more expensive?

Has anyone seen Kavaca Ceramic Coated PPF and how it compares to clear PPF with ceramic coating over it?

TYIA

That price is usually the bumper hood and partial on the fenders. There is no way anybody can do a full ppf job anywhere for that price. Ceramic coating is alright not really needed if you have full ppf

kWfart · Aug 15, 2022

Those prices are extremely too good to be true! I have had my MME done at ceramic pro in Carlsbad CA with full ppf and it was $6k.

jredondox · Aug 15, 2022

kWfart said:
Those prices are extremely too good to be true! I have had my MME done at ceramic pro in Carlsbad CA with full ppf and it was $6k.

that what I’m saying. It must be just front end

Tyler Durden · Aug 15, 2022

so anyone know what would be a good price (San Diego, or SoCal in general) for front-end ppf and full ceramic coating for an F150L? Any recs? Thanks in advance.

White Lightning · Aug 15, 2022

jredondox said:
That price is usually the bumper hood and partial on the fenders. There is no way anybody can do a full ppf job anywhere for that price. Ceramic coating is alright not really needed if you have full ppf

You're right. $7k for full vehicle.

If you were to only get the full frontal PPF, would you ceramic coat the rest of the truck? (I guess assuming it wasn't matte PPF?)

Do you have comprehensive/collission insurance coverage for PPF? Do you list as an add-on accessory?

petemill · Aug 15, 2022

Tyler Durden said:
so anyone know what would be a good price (San Diego, or SoCal in general) for front-end ppf and full ceramic coating for an F150L? Any recs? Thanks in advance.

Last year I asked for quotes for front 1/3 of hood, front bumper, tailgate and bed sides in central coast california. The quotes ranged from $1450 - $1650.

When PPFing I would still ceramic coat - the purpose of the PPF is to prevent paint chips and scratches, but the purpose of the coating is to keep the vehicle cleaner, or at least easier to keep clean. It allows the water and dirt to run off easier.