What PPF did you go for?

[tony993]

I can't understand why you'd replace them with new when you could put the original ones back on.

The place where I had mine done (fully covered) would have stuck them back on for no additional charge if I'd wanted them to. I asked them to leave them off, at both ends. I think the car looks much better without them, & it saves cleaning around them too. I was aiming for a nice clean look. I told the dealer I didn't want their advert on my number plate to help with this.

[LE62NDE]

Azuri prefer to fit new badges, and as my car is at the lower end of the price range they deal with, I'm happy to take their advice. Front bumper, mirror pods and headlamps all done -the latter for free. I'm delighted with their work: the bumper is quite a complex shape.

[Althalus]

Do you mind letting us know how much that coverage cost you?

[LE62NDE]

Just under £600, inc VAT.

[Althalus]

Thanks, seems quite reasonable and protects the worst bits..

[LE62NDE]

I thought so, and Graham is a nice guy to deal with. I have no connection with the company other than being a very happy customer. I'm already thinking of taking the car there for a proper clean/detail after the winter...

[LE62NDE]

Just a small update: the PPF film was just lifting slightly in the upper corners of the front bumper brake vents. As I was in Stevenage anyhow I dropped in on Azurri unannounced, really for a 'what can be done about this?' conversation; I was welcomed and invited in while a small rectification (cutting back the film a couple of mm) was carried out. All done and dusted within 15 minutes!

[Whaleblue]

I picked my car up from Martins Winchester on Friday. They work with Könings, who are apparently Alpine approved, so I had them do full front PPF (XPEL Ultimate Plus) and ceramic (Nasiol NL272) over the rest of the car. Mike did a fantastic job and the car look fantastic to my eyes.

https://www.konings.co.uk/