Quality of Tesla shop rear door PPF ?

[Mr. Wonderful]

Is this piece of PPF durable enough to deter paint damage or are they rather thin?
I would think for $50 they would be on the thick side.
I have already ordered the front mud flaps.

 

[jcanoe]

The Tesla PPF seems thick, tough enough to protect the paint. The PPF covers most but not all of the area where debris flung from the front wheels impacts the rear doors even after installing the Tesla mud flaps on the front. The PPF will probably prevent 90% of the paint damage but won't protect the black plastic trim along the edge of the rocker panels or the rear wheel wells.

 

[infornography]

It's "decent" i wish it would have a wider radius though. Once you put it on you'll feel like it'll do its job but I wish it jutted out more on the bottom end. To the point where I decided to buy PPF rocker panels on ebay to add to it.

 

[Freewheeler]

The ones I've been providing in the vendor area cover a wider area and are 8-mil 3M. I was sent a note recently that it was good enough to prevent a large rock from gouging the rear door although the PPF got gouged itself. I'm waiting for them to see if it will self-heal with a hairdryer or heat gun. I'm not sure what the thickness of Tesla's is but if it's the same it will take a beating. It's more about proper coverage.

 

[TravelFree]

I have added the mud flaps on all four wheels. I plan to do Xpel PPF only on the front 1/3 of the car but not the doors at all. I wonder if the front wheel mudflaps greatly reduce the stone damage to this rear door area? I will also have the full car Ceramic Pro added.

 

[Tokodave]

I added the RPM mudflaps and put on the Tesla PPF. Seems like it's pretty high quality and hopefully the combo will keep the area in front of the rear wheels from any further dings.

 

[alor14582]

Hello I would like to buy your PPF. New member cant message yet.

 

[Freewheeler]

I have full flaps plus PPF and the front flaps help a lot with the door issue. After a highway jaunt (especially through the winter), I still see marks on the PPF, just not nearly as many. I am assuming the flaps stop the pebbles from going directly to the back doors, but they still may drop to the ground and bounce back up to the same spot at a lower relative speed. I will keep both in place. The rear flaps actually keep the back of the car a lot cleaner if nothing else. It used to be covered in dust within a couple of miles after a wash but now it takes a few miles : )