Vendor MY Lower Rear Door PPF Kits

[Freewheeler]

Hey everyone! I crafted a PPF kit to address the "strike zone" on the lower half of the Model Y rear doors where they flare out and are impacted by grit and gravel spray from the front tires. Until there's a decent front mudflap something needs to be done, and I'll still use this even after mudflaps are available. Below is an image of it installed and dirty to illustrate protection against debris.

The kits are hand cut 8 mil 3M clear vinyl and I include a felt-covered squeegee. The install lube (water and baby shampoo mix recommended) is not included. There are 9 kits available at the moment. More will be made depending on demand.

$50/set + S&H



Thanks for looking!

 

[LargeHamCollider]

Commenting here as a placeholder for later, good chance I order these.

 

[Triumphz28]

Excellent idea and definitely a needed solution. My 2004 Infiniti G35 coupe had these factory installed to privide the same protections.

 

[52 16 57 39]

Found... and marked for future purchase.

Great idea and thanks!

 

[DC2ACMY]

I'll definitely be interested in this once I get my Y!

 

[Atekipp]

Ill take one kit. How do i order? [email protected]

 

[Jacko]

Hey everyone! I crafted a PPF kit to address the "strike zone" on the lower half of the Model Y rear doors where they flare out and are impacted by grit and gravel spray from the front tires. Until there's a decent front mudflap something needs to be done, and I'll still use this even after mudflaps are available. Below is an image of it installed and dirty to illustrate protection against debris.

The kits are hand cut 8 mil 3M clear vinyl and I include a felt-covered squeegee. The install lube (water and baby shampoo mix recommended) is not included. There are 9 kits available at the moment. More will be made depending on demand.

$50/set + S&H

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Thanks for looking!

I'll take one. I'll reach out in a "conversation" to arrange payment/address. Thanks again for doing this.

 

[KenMast3rs]

I am interested as well. How do I place an order?

 

[Freewheeler]

Ill take one kit. How do i order? [email protected]

I am interested as well. How do I place an order?

Hi guys. Connect with me in a private conversation and we'll take it from there. Running low already!

 

[Jungl3]

Hi guys. Connect with me in a private conversation and we'll take it from there. Running low already!

Sent PM. Hopefully you still have some available!

 

[Freewheeler]

Thanks everyone. I’ve ordered more material due to the surprising response on various discussions on TMC and should have more available in a couple of days. I didn’t realize how popular this would be but I’m glad to be able to help keep everyone’s haunches safe. Cheers and stay safe.

 

[carlsonscott]

Hey everyone! I crafted a PPF kit to address the "strike zone" on the lower half of the Model Y rear doors where they flare out and are impacted by grit and gravel spray from the front tires. Until there's a decent front mudflap something needs to be done, and I'll still use this even after mudflaps are available. Below is an image of it installed and dirty to illustrate protection against debris.

The kits are hand cut 8 mil 3M clear vinyl and I include a felt-covered squeegee. The install lube (water and baby shampoo mix recommended) is not included. There are 9 kits available at the moment. More will be made depending on demand.

$50/set + S&H

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Thanks for looking!

I am interested in the PPF for the rear doors. I waited too long and have some small chips already. I do not want it to get worse.

 

[Jacko]

I just installed Freewheeler's PPF kit. It was easy and fit perfectly. The whole process took less than 30 minutes and I was going slow as this was my first time applying PPF. I forgot that when I had the full front done, the shop added door edge strips so my fitment was a bit tricky. But these cuts were very accurate and butted right up to the existing edge strips.
Once I got the shop light down for the prep work I noticed how much damage I've already incurred in less than 2000 miles. I would recommend protecting this area on your MY ASAP. For reference, I put 1000 miles on the Uberturbines/pzeros and then about another 1000 with 20" Martians/Vredesteins. I'm an aggressive driver, but no rough roads or mountain driving yet, so the damage was an unpleasant surprise.

 

[Modulus1]

Thanks, great idea. I have this marked for later when I actually have a MY to install on.

Just noticed this other post showing very clearly where the key areas are. Maybe a set for the lower part of the front doors would be useful too?

 

[Freewheeler]

Thanks, everyone. There are more coming online early this week and they’ll go out in order of request. Glad to be able to contribute.

 

[Freewheeler]

Hi all, for those of you who flagged this thread for a future purchase, a new batch is currently shipping. For those that have already ordered, I trust everything went well. @Jacko thanks for the feedback! Glad to be helping out.

 

[Jacopa]

Just installed this kit. Super easy to apply and great fit. Took all of 15 minutes total. Folks, buy this so you get peace of mind about your paint on the haunches, you won't be disappointed.

 

[EVKANE]

I can only second Jacopa. Easy to install. Took me maybe 30min but only because I wanted it perfectly aligned. This isn’t 100% protection but it does cover the most impacted area. Unbeatable for the price compared to a professional installer.

 

[Tranman329]

Interested. Well PM

 

[Lionel Hutz]

Any chance you'll prepare a version with black textured vinyl for folks who already have rock chips? It might wind up looking something like the optional cladding on the Macan.

https://www.amazon.com/Matte-Black-Textured-Vinyl-Sticker/dp/B00HRMYTJ2