Customer Reviews for DIY PPF Kits Designed for Model Y Juniper

I bought this kit back on May 1st. When I received it, I was excited and started working on it right away. After getting a few pieces on i got to the bumper and realized it didn't fit because they sent me a performance model bumper, performance model trunk with badge cutout, performance model rear bumper. My order was for a Y Premium. Also the fenders I ordered the disassembly required and I received the non disassembly leaving big gaps around my cameras. I contacted support and it took me about 4 or 5 days of messaging them to finally get a response. They processed replacement pieces on May 7th. The product didn't ship until May 17th and finally received the replacements on May 23rd. Close to a month that I didn't drive my car because it looked dumb with certain parts matte and the other shiny without PPF. There was no compensation offered for such long wait times and communication was very scarce. So before you install make sure you receive the correct products so you don't have a half PPFd car. Also, I found random what seem like hairs, but its the glue or something under the PPF. Considering reaching out again because of this, but not sure if I want to wait another month just to get replacements. By the way this is the 2nd time they sent me wrong products as well. Install was not too bad just take your time and make sure all trapped liquid is out.

This was hard work. I spent two days working on the front ppf in addition to other smaller ppf kits. But I now feel I have gained another skill and feel I can tackle any other ppf kits for my car. My work is not perfect, but if perfection was my goal, I would’ve taken my car to a professional in the first place. I can drive and enjoy my car, knowing the car is protected and perfect underneath my imperfect work. :) The learning experience and the thought DIY Wrap Club put into the product/course were impressive. Thank you!

The kit will save you a lot of money, while looking seamless, if you are willing to put in the time to watch the training videos and practice patience while installing. It took me five days when counting the car prep and working when I could. Start with the easier pieces to work up the experience to tackle the more difficult ones (rear bumpers and front bumper). It is much easier and you will get better results if you have someone help you stretch and hold difficult sections. The extra mirror practice pieces is an amazing addition, I did not think I would need to replace them as stated in the intro video. However, in the end I did redo them and could see the improvements in technique I had gained in tackling the more challenging steps. I'm not sure if it was just my experience, but keep an eye on the lettering printed on the spray bottles, the ink broke down after exposure to IPA and I had a few instances where blue flecks transferred onto the PPF (luckily on the exterior).