Front PPF Kit for Tesla Model 3 (2017–2023)

I’m really impressed with the quality of the product. The film itself looks fantastic—crystal clear, durable, and it gives the car a sleek, well-protected finish.

While the installation process had its challenges, especially around some of the more intricate curves and edges, the instructional course that came with it was incredibly helpful. It was well-structured, easy to follow, and gave me the confidence to tackle the job myself. With a bit of patience, the results turned out great.

Highly recommend this PPF kit for anyone looking to protect their Tesla while maintaining its clean aesthetic!

I couldn’t be more pleased with how the finished product looks. You won’t find a better DIY kit. Since I had no previous experience I watched the videos twice, it still took me several hours to complete, but looks better than I expected. Seal edges well to avoid dirt entering while driving after. I used a larger table and brought an extra light in the garage. I only had my wife help with larger bumper pieces, but it can be done by yourself. The fender and bumper seams were the most challenging part, but if you take your time you won’t see them! I did have a few bubbles when I was done, but all but 1 or 2 went away within a week. The others are easily fixed. My car was only 2 weeks old, but I still did the entire prep routine and that helped. I had to do many pieces a 2nd or 3rd time due to dirt or not being perfect, just spray your slip solution and start over. Tips: spray plenty of slip when peeling film and take your time - larger pieces are a challenger. 2) remember to always push away from Tack areas and squeegee all moisture out. It will take patience, but it’s so worth it, I feel so much more comfortable driving now. Thanks Tesbros for an awesome product (use Facebook page, Ji is awesome!) Picture shows completed mirror and a couple hood bubbles that went away.

9.8/10 installation for a DIY kit. I even did this outside because I have no garage (Very Early morning, non-windy day, 50- 67 degree F outdoor temp), AND all by my self. It came out pretty much perfect.

I have had some experience in vinyl wrapping of my previous car (roof and interior trims). I will say PPF is WAY easier because it is a wet installation so don't be intimidated.

My advice is to watch the Tesbro Video Guides before.

-0.2 points because I do wish the front bumper/fender did not have any seams and just came in one PFF piece.. , But at the end of the day this was probably a better idea for noobs since it would be a lot more difficult to install a single sheet, which requires stretching of the PPF material.

Some tips while installing:

1. Make sure you thoroughly squeegee all parts of the film to get out all the air bubbles. Even though I was slow and methodical when squeegeeing, I thought everything came out perfectly, except a small bubble in the front bumper corner areas. There was couple slip solution bubbles which I happen to miss. But it's so small, no one will ever notice except me... :( lol

2. If you get any specs of dust, simply use the slip spray bottle to wash out from underneath the film. I recommend not to wear (polyester shirts) NO cotton shirts or pants during install which could potential shed cotton lint. .

3. Make sure you take your time and "sew" the seams right up against each other. This is probably the main advice I would give.…