Originally Posted by yangster

The PPF although pricey is a pretty good investment given that the paint on new cars are soft and chip easily. I got the PPF done aftermarket by a local installer that specializes in the Avery Nano Fusion. I went with this new product due to the technology behind it and the fact that it does more than 18" of the hood. That's one of the problems of 3M Clear Bra - 18" rolls and orange peel. The Nano Fusion comes in 60 and 72" rolls. They are able to cover the entire hood. No line running across the hood and front fenders! I pad $1200 for the bumper, full hood, both front fenders, headlights, door edges, and door handle wells. Can't say enough about it and it's well worth the price IMO. No rock chips and having to worry about repainting and matching it up.

Originally Posted by embolism

see if xpel has their new self healing ppf available as yet

it was being demonstrated at SEMA this year and the web demos are nothing short of amazing!

Originally Posted by lilsunflow

are any of those useful? I am considering the paint protection film but I am not sure if it is necessary. should any of those come with a new purchase?
And what do you think about the spoiler? Everyone in my family hates it and I have no special feelings toward it. Anybody thinks it is aesthetically appealing?

And the parking radar, can I buy one from amazon and take it to a shop for installation?

Door edge guards $115[1]
Paint protection film [2] $429[1]
Rear bumper applique $76[1]
Rear spoiler $389[1]

Wheel locks $73[1]

Cargo net - envelope $64[1]
Carpet cargo mat $105[1]