[John PA]

thank you all for your help. this has been amazing and all of these photos are beautiful.

[John PA]

as long as you all are so helpful, has anyone found a need to PPF the entire hood? My dealer already had the front of the hood done up to the bump out. I was considering having the entire hood done. I am a big PPF fan and do it on all my vehicles but usually just the front bumper cover, and part of the hood. On this one I was planning on doing the bumper cover, entire hood and rocker panels. Appreciate any thoughts on this. (of course, I will be doing the Ceramic once all the PPF is done and we actually have warm enough weather here in NW PA)

[John PA]

That chin spoiler is awesome. what brand is that?

[Jeenius]

Originally Posted by John PA

The thing I do not like about the Stradale is how much work it is to actually install it. to much disassembly required.

The Stradale ones don't require disassembly. Just have to insert one end and kinda twist it around once it is half way in.

[JABCAT]

Originally Posted by John PA

That chin spoiler is awesome. what brand is that?

Aeroflow Dynamics. $199

Re: ppf, my opinion is yes. I have all my vehicles ppf'd & it's more than paid for itself a few times over. On the M2 I recommend:
- Front bumper cover
- full hood
- front fenders
- head lights
- kidney grilles
- side mirrors
- rockers (under the doors)
- a-pillar pkg
- front splitter if you add one
- cf roof if you have it.

Beware, there have been a lot of ppf hack jobs posted here. The front bumper is difficult so make sure you find a shop that has experience and good reviews on the G87 M2.

[John PA]

thank you. I have a local dealer I have used on my other vehicles. Plus, we have few to no options where I live. Rural NW PA. that splitter is awesome and did not expect it to be that inexpensive. thank you again.

[John PA]

my bad, the videos that I saw on the Stradale showed someone having to pull part of the cover off and the under skin area. thanks.