My 2020 OG model Y had front PPF installed by a professional. It looked great, but cost 5 times more than the same kit from TESBROS. For my new Juniper Y, I decided to try the DIY route. I spent a weekend on the project and the end results look great, But...

- I ended up doing the front bumper and one fender a 2nd time, Otherwise, my personality would ignore the 90% success and dwell on the 10% imperfections.

- Get the Ji guarantee. It's a no brainer. TESBROS customer service rocks.

- Follow the prep instructions religiously. No short cuts. You need a squeaky clean indoor work area.

- Lots of light from multiple angles. Some bubbles arer practically invisible until the light angle is just right. Your body will also cast shadows on your work if you only have 1 light source.

- Watch every installation video 2 or 3 times. I used a tablet running Ji's videos for each panel while I worked. So much useful information that is invaluable during the heat of the battle.

This is my first ever attempt at doing anything DIY on my car, but I have been dreaming of having a stealth/matte car for a while. I was hesitant to spend so much on paying a professional installer to put on PPF because the quotes were 6k+ here while the DIY kit was $1700 with a discount code! It definitely takes major patience but it actually ends up being super satisfying and teaches you a new skill. The instructional videos make it easy to understand. Of course it won't be perfect but you can barely tell and I have gotten so many compliments already. I want to also highlight the customer service of this company, especially Destoe, who has been so responsive and willing to send me replacement PPFs for the pieces I am not satisfied with. Thank you Tesbros for the amazing experience!