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Falcon Wing Doors for sure, they are magnets for road wash. Yes, that is chipped paint, which has since been repainted and wrapped.
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I do full body wraps - if you are going to do front end, and then maybe front doors, why not protect back doors from dings/chips from other cars? And then, why not rear quarter panels? Just like @Jayrod - it just gets easier to clean and if you are spending some, spend it all and get it all done.

100% agree with this. Chips come in all angles, not just the front. Also, with the back bumper wrapped, I no longer worry about shopping cart dings, and also don't worry about scratching the bumper putting things into the rear trunk.

FWIW, a car hit the side of my driver side door, and luckily the PPF saved my door from a repaint and touch up.
 
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Forgot to mention, with a full body PPF, you no longer have to worry about car washes.
With my other cars without PPF, I often have to do a 2 bucket wash with grit guards and incredipad microfiber pads just for the body, and a separate bucket and mitt for the wheels alone.

With my MX in a fully body PPF, I often do a waterless or a rinseless wash, or if its really dirty, a single bucket wash with a pressure washer. Much quicker and no longer worry about scratches :)
 
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Forgot to mention, with a full body PPF, you no longer have to worry about car washes.
With my other cars without PPF, I often have to do a 2 bucket wash with grit guards and incredipad microfiber pads just for the body, and a separate bucket and mitt for the wheels alone.

With my MX in a fully body PPF, I often do a waterless or a rinseless wash, or if its really dirty, a single bucket wash with a pressure washer. Much quicker and no longer worry about scratches :)
Good point, I guess I will also need to factor-in the savings...