Is Tesla PPF Worth It? (DIY vs $7,000)

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In this video I will be comparing DIY PPF from Drive Protected to Professionally Installed PPF and if it's really worth it the thousands of extra dollars. I will also being showing How To PPF Tesla Yourself, Tips and Mistakes, along with my Stealth/Matte PPF Installation on my 2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance

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[JremiahJones]

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[JremiahJones]

Some additional thoughts: I've always been a fan of ppf and I've said in past videos I thought the 3k I paid for my previous full frontals was worth it (easier to clean & protection on multi 1k+ mile road trips) but after having hands on with this DIY ppf kit, I definitely don't think the price I paid was worth it. Especially since 3k is more than this matte kit cost and it covers the whole car vs just the front. I'll probably never pay for professional install of ppf again. I remember when these DIY kits started popping up a few years back and I thought there was no way I could do it but here we are.

[conchobar]

Paying $7k to protect a crappy factory paint job is beyond hilarious.

[looneyyang]

This video is 🔥! Thank you for sharing. $7000 is a total rip off and more people need to do this themselves to put them thieves out of business!

[EricFDrums]

$7k for PPF is insane. I went aftermarket for very high quality product from a tint shop 
and the front half of the car was like $1400

[DriveProtected]

INCREDIBLE work, Jeremiah! Seriously, you nailed the install!

[UMtiger]

I wasn't gonna bother with ppf on my current 3, but this video has me reconsidering..

[GVSanchez]

That’s awesome you did it yourself. Any plans on ceramic coating next would love to see that.

[davejohnson]

Great job bro! This gives me some motivation and inspiration to try this myself on my 2024 M3P! I always thought ppf installers charged an outrageous amount to ppf a car. I think it’s because they know they can get it because most people are intimidated to try it themselves but in reality it’s not that bad. I just ordered the kit. Wish me luck! Lol

[fast-trackhack]

If you have that money, just buy into the SP500, and see the results 5 years later

[GusBougadis]

The car looks great. I like the contrast with the white seats. I would configure my Tesla the same way.

[RodStiffinton]

I’d never be able to do it myself. Prob just get it ceramic coated and call it a day.

[androskris]

Like you said in the beginning, the resale value of these cars is not going to increase enough to warrant spending thousands on PPF. That being said if my car wasn't over a year old I wouldn't mind doing PPF on the front and hood. I've got quite a few chips in the paint.

[gordonramsey]

This actually really motivates me to do it myself

[Juankaxos]

Awesome video man! This will definitely inspire a lot of Tesla owners to do it themselves and save a lot of money. I am one of them!

[Capo_nico]

This video is amazing, you’re a legend

[keithferguson]

When i had my front end done with ppf i also had the windows tinted. What i paid i dont recommend but it wasn't that bad. Im kind of a perfectionist and when i see people do it them selve there's always issues with it not coming out perfect. My ppf looks perfect to me. If i did it myself, those issues would bother the heck out of me. So im glad i paid a professional and have no issues.

[williamgrunzweig]

That matte wrap looks very nice. 7k...for just the wrap..humm. You really don't need full wrap...it's overkill. Just do the front and coat the whole car..thats what I did. Only because I wanted to keep the white paint chip free. If that doesn't matter to you...don't worry about it. I will say, do you look at that when you go buy a used car...of course you do. Are you put off by a car with lots of road damage..on the front..? Most buyers are. Can you get a better sale price if your paint is in great shape...yes you can Does a simple front end wrap thats amortized over 5 to 10 years pay for itself come time to sell...most certainly it does.
Have a nice day.

[RamseyNick]

I thought you looks $600 for full coverage? I checked out Drive protect and the full coverage is over 2k? Local shops here in LA will do it under 2k with a detail on the paint.

[traubgator]

unreal you did this yourself, yea its crazy especially for the rwd model to spend 3-7K to ppf the car